(873, #13) Evaluate the triple integral
where E is bounded by the
planes x = 0, y = 0, z = 0 y+z = 1, and x + z = 1.
Solution: The inequalities that
define E are
| 0 <= y <= 1- z |
| 0 <= x <= 1 -z |
| 0 <= z <= 1 |
For fixed z the set of (x, y)
that satisfy the first two inequalities form a rectangle with
corners at (0,0,z), (1 - z, 0 ,z), (0, 1 - z, z) and (1 - z, 1
- z, z). The rectangle corresponding to z = 0.4 is displayed at
the left below. As z varies from 0 to 1we get the pyramid outlined
at the right.
Consequently,
The integral is equal to 1/12:
lprint(int(
z,x));
lprint(int( z,x = 0..1-z));
z*x
z-z^2
lprint(int(int(
z,x = 0..1-z),x));
lprint(int(int( z,x = 0..1-z),x = 0 .. 1 -z));
(z-z^2)*x
z-2*z^2+z^3
lprint(int(int(int(
z,x = 0..1-z),x = 0 .. 1 -z),z));
lprint(int(int(int( z,x = 0..1-z),x = 0 .. 1 -z),z = 0..1));
1/2*z^2-2/3*z^3+1/4*z^4
1/12
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