Question 2: By using the the transformation x = u², y = v², z = w² express thevolume of the solid bounded by the coordinate planes and √+√9+√√2 = 1 as aniterated integral in the variables u, v and w. [You don't need to evaluate this tripleintegral as it is tedious]

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Question 2: By using the the transformation x = u², y = v², z = w² express the volume of the solid bounded by the coordinate planes and √+ √+ √2 = 1 as an iterated integral in the variables u, v and w. [You don't need to evaluate this triple integral as it is tedious]