Explanation Given: The double integral ∬ R y ( x − y ) d A The Equations, x = u + v and y = u . For the graph refer to the question. Formula used: Using Jacobians formula δ ( x , y ) δ ( u , v ) = | δ x δ u δ x δ v δ y δ u δ y δ v | And, change of variables for double integrals ∬ R f ( x , y ) d x d y = ∬ S f ( g ( u , v ) , h ( u , v ) ) | δ ( x , y ) δ ( u , v ) | d u d v Calculation: Calculate the Jacobian as follows, δ ( x , y ) δ ( u , v ) = | δ x δ u δ x δ v δ y δ u δ y δ v | δ ( x , y ) δ ( u , v ) = | 11 10 | δ ( x , y ) δ ( u , v ) = − 1 Substitute different values of x and y coordinates from the given graph and replace them in the given 2 equations

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