Let D be the solid region bounded by: x+y =4, 2y+3: =6, and :=0. The solid region D in cylindrical coordinates can be described as O None of these 2r, 0s:$2- O Option 1 D= {(r.0.:)/0srs2,0ses2x, 0s:s2-rsine} Option 2 D= {(r,0,=)/0srs1,0ses27, 0s:s2- sin 0}

Let D be the solid region bounded by: x+y =4, 2y+3: =6, and :=0. The solid region D in cylindrical coordinates can be described as O None of these 2r, 0s:$2- O Option 1 D= {(r.0.:)/0srs2,0ses2x, 0s:s2-rsine} Option 2 D= {(r,0,=)/0srs1,0ses27, 0s:s2- sin 0}

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Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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