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Given ∫2−2∫4−y2√0−52x2+yy2dxdy a) Rewrite the integral in polar coordinates b) Evaluate the integral obtained in part...

Given ∫2−2∫4−y2√0−52x2+yy2dxdy a) Rewrite the integral in polar coordinates b) Evaluate the integral obtained in part a

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