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I need help with #6

6. Given f(x, y) =
sin (y)
a) Draw the region that is the base (or footprint) of the surface,
b) Setup BOTH dydx and dxdy.
sin (y)
c) Then solve ONE of the integrals to find the volume of f(x, y) =
region defined by x = 0, x = πT, y = x and y = πT.
over the

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Here, in the question, we have been given a function $f (x, y) = \frac{\sin (y)}{y}$

We have drawn a region that is the base ( or footprint) of the surface. Surface, a two-dimensional collection of points (flat surface), a three-dimensional collection of points with a curved cross-section (curved surface), or the perimeter of any three-dimensional solid are all examples of surfaces in geometry. A surface is typically a continuous barrier that separates two areas of a three-dimensional space.

We have to also define the differential and also find the volume over the region given which is bounded by a surface.