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Can anyone do these two area integrals?

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what is the value of the area integral int((r^2+1)dA) over the interior of the square with side 2 centred on the origin and parallel to the x and y axes. What would the value of this be for a circle of radius 2 centred on the origin?

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  1. r^2+3


  2. since the domain of the first is a square

    convert the integral to cartesian .. . . or rectangular

    ∫(-1,1) ∫(-1,1) (x^2 + y^2 + 1) dy dx

    = ∫ [x^2y + y^3/3 + y] {from -1 to 1}  dx

    = ∫ [2x^2 + 8/3] dx

    = 2x^3/3 + 8x/3 .. . .. . x from -1 to 1

    = 4/3 + 16/3

    = 20/3

    to solve the next

    ∫(0,2π) ∫(0,2) (r^2+1) r dr dθ

    solve that ....

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