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011 10.0 points Use the transformation T : (u, u) â (z, y) with to evaluate the integral | | (3x + 2y) dxdy I = when D is the region bounded by the lines y=z, y=z-2 and y+2z = 0, y+2z = 3. I. I = 4 14 2.1= 10 3.1= 4. I = 13 5ã1 =
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