Chapter 13: Q 68. (page 1016)
Prove Theorem 13.10 (b). That is, show that if and are integrable functions on the general region ,then
Short Answer
To prove this, write the double integral on left hand side as double Reimann sum.
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Chapter 13: Q 68. (page 1016)
Prove Theorem 13.10 (b). That is, show that if and are integrable functions on the general region ,then
To prove this, write the double integral on left hand side as double Reimann sum.
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