9 ln(2)
integrate y first
int(y**2) = y**3/3
plug in -3 to 3 and you get
54/3 (int(x/(x**2+1)))
use substitution
u=x**2+1
you get 54/6 int(du/u)
54/6 ( ln(x**2+1), x=0..1)
ln(1) = 0 so, 54/6 (ln2(2)) = 9ln(2)
Naomi N.
asked 11/17/199 ln(2)
integrate y first
int(y**2) = y**3/3
plug in -3 to 3 and you get
54/3 (int(x/(x**2+1)))
use substitution
u=x**2+1
you get 54/6 int(du/u)
54/6 ( ln(x**2+1), x=0..1)
ln(1) = 0 so, 54/6 (ln2(2)) = 9ln(2)
Mark M. answered 11/17/19
Retired math prof. Calc 1, 2 and AP Calculus tutoring experience.
∫(from -3 to 3)y2[∫(from 0 to 1){x/(x2+1)dx}]dy
= ∫(from -3 to 3)y2[(1/2)ln(x2+1)](from 0 to 1) dy
= (1/2)ln2∫(from -3 to 3)y2dy = (1/2)ln2)[(1/3)y3)](from -3 to 3)
= (1/6)ln2)(27 - (-27)) = 9ln2
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