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Evaluate the iterated integral. int from 0 to 1 , int from 0 to x^7 sqrt(1-x^8)...

Evaluate the iterated integral.

int from 0 to 1 , int from 0 to x^7 sqrt(1-x^8) dy dx

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The answer sheet has two pages.it is the first pagesecond/last page

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