Find the area of that portion of the cylinder x^2+y^2=9 lying above the xy-plane and below the plane z=3y.
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Find the area of that portion of the cylinder x^2+y^2=9 lying above the xy-plane and below the plane z=3y.

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integrate from z=0 to 3y and from y = -sqrt(9-x^2) ti + sqrt(9+x^2) and from x=-3..3

or transform them into parametric equations

r(t) = 3
z = 3*sqrt(3sin(t))
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