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D is the region bounded by: y = x2, z = 1 − y, z =...

D is the region bounded by:
y = x2, z = 1 − y, z = 0
(not necessarily in the first octant)

Sketch the domain D.
Then, integrate f (x, y, z) over the domain in 6 ways: orderings of dx, dy, dz.

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