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What is the result as well as its most simple version of the arithmetic average calculation...

What is the result as well as its most simple version of the arithmetic average calculation of the function e^(y/x+y) on the region D={ (x,y) € R^2 when 0 <= x <= 1, 0 <= y <= 1-x }

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