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find the volume of the solid under the surface z = 2xex + yey that projects...

find the volume of the solid under the surface z = 2xex + yey that projects onto the region

D={0≤x≤ln2,0≤y≤ln3}

a. 11(ln2)(ln3)−ln32411(ln⁡2)(ln⁡3)−ln⁡324

b. 7(ln2)(ln3)−ln367(ln⁡2)(ln⁡3)−ln⁡36

c. 8(ln2ln3)−ln558(ln⁡2ln⁡3)−ln⁡55

d. 9(ln2)(ln3)−ln1089(ln⁡2)(ln⁡3)−ln⁡108

e. None of these.

f. 10(ln2ln3)−ln545

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