Here is the question I have a problem with
http://www.flickr.com/photos/venom104/63…
The actual question is doubleintegral(R) arctan(y/x) where R = {(x,y) | 1 <= x^2 + x^y <=4, 0 <= y <= x}
My question is on STEP two Lines 2/3; on line 3 they have the double integral of arctan(tan theta), meaning going from step 2 to step 3 they DIVIDED BY A VARIABLE (remember we integrate with respect to r first in using polar coordinates).
So if you divide by a variable you need to restrict the domain by excluding r = 0, so the answer is only valid for those answers were r isn't zero.
Am I correct and is this solution sort of wrong?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/venom104/63…
The actual question is doubleintegral(R) arctan(y/x) where R = {(x,y) | 1 <= x^2 + x^y <=4, 0 <= y <= x}
My question is on STEP two Lines 2/3; on line 3 they have the double integral of arctan(tan theta), meaning going from step 2 to step 3 they DIVIDED BY A VARIABLE (remember we integrate with respect to r first in using polar coordinates).
So if you divide by a variable you need to restrict the domain by excluding r = 0, so the answer is only valid for those answers were r isn't zero.
Am I correct and is this solution sort of wrong?
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r is never zero. r is between 1 and 2