Quiz (Triple Integrals)
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(1) Find the volume
of the solids bounded by the graphs of the equations by using triple integration. (a) The solid bounded by the sphere
and the paraboloid
![triple integrals quiz _gr_3.gif]](pages/triple-integrals-quiz/Images/triple-integrals-quiz_gr_3.gif) (b) The solid of the region bounded by the cylinders
and
and the planes
and
![triple integrals quiz _gr_7.gif]](pages/triple-integrals-quiz/Images/triple-integrals-quiz_gr_7.gif) (c) Find the volume of the region between the two elliptic paraboloids
and
(2) Change the order of integration to show that
![triple integrals quiz _gr_10.gif]](pages/triple-integrals-quiz/Images/triple-integrals-quiz_gr_10.gif)
Also, show that
![triple integrals quiz _gr_11.gif]](pages/triple-integrals-quiz/Images/triple-integrals-quiz_gr_11.gif)
(3) Higher-dimensional multiple integrals can be defined and evaluate in essentially the same way as double integrals and triple integrals. Evaluate the following multiple integrals.
(a)
where
is the four-dimensional "hyperbox" defined by
and
![triple integrals quiz _gr_17.gif]](pages/triple-integrals-quiz/Images/triple-integrals-quiz_gr_17.gif) (b)
where
is the four-dimensional region bounded by the hyperplane
and the coordinate spaces
and
in the first hyperoctant (where
).
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