
Byron S. answered 10/14/14
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∫02∫01 x y exy^2 dy dx
This problem is easier to integrate in y first, since you can do a substitution of u=y2, du = 2y dy, 1/2 du = y dy to get
1/2 ∫02∫01 x exu du dx
Treat the x's as constants, and you get
= 1/2 ∫02 x [1/x exu]01 dx
= 1/2 ∫02 ex-1 dx
This is now an integral you should be able to do easily. If you have futher questions, please comment!