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Consider Z 4 0 Z √ 6x−x2 √ 4x−x2 y dydx + Z 6 4 Z...

Consider Z 4 0 Z √ 6x−x2 √ 4x−x2 y dydx + Z 6 4 Z √ 6x−x2 0 y dydx (a) [3 pts.] Sketch the region of integration. (b) [7 pts.] Evaluate the integral. You may need to change the coordinate system

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