2. The solid bounded by y = 0, x = y², x = 4, and z = Octant (ie. x, Y, z > 0). 2x in the First

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Setup triple integrals over the following solids:

2. The solid bounded by y =
0, x = y?, x = 4, and z = 2x in the First
Octant (ie. x, Y, z > 0).
Transcribed Image Text:2. The solid bounded by y = 0, x = y?, x = 4, and z = 2x in the First Octant (ie. x, Y, z > 0).
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