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Compute ∬S (x)(y^2)(z) dS where S is the part of the cone with parameterization r(u,v)= <ucosv,usinv,u>...

Compute ∬S (x)(y^2)(z) dS where S is the part of the cone with parameterization r(u,v)= <ucosv,usinv,u> , 0≤ u ≤ 1, 0≤ v ≤ pi/2 . Also state what the parameter space is.

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