Evaluate the integral ∫(2+y+z√(y^4z)) dy dz dx.
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First, we integrate with respect to y: ∫(2+y+z*y^4)*z dy = z*(2y + y^2/2 + z*y^5/20) + C1 where C1 is the constant of integration. Show more…
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