13.

1 Double Integral
Over Retangles
Iskandarsyah M. Si.
Double Integral Over Retangles
• Integral and Differential are major processes of calculus. Previously we have studied
partial differential and vaguely about integral partial. In this chapter we use multiple
integrals to find the volume of general solids. The area of general surface, and the
center of mass of laminas and solids variable
• The Riemann integral has been define before in chapter 4.2
Single integral & integral for two variable

•  We proceed in a very similar fashion to define the integral for function of two variables.
• Let R be the rectangle with sides parallel to the coordinate axes; that is, let

• And form the Riemann sum for two variable.

Riemann Sum

𝑛
•  

𝑓 𝑥 ,𝑦 ∆
∑ ( 𝑘 𝑘) 𝑘𝐴
𝑘=1
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Theorem A
•  
Not every function of two variables is integrable on a given rectangle R. the reason are
the same as in the one-variable case. A function that is unbounded on R will always fail
to be integrable.
• If is bounded on the closed rectangle R and if it is continuous there except on a
finite number of smooth curves, then is integrable on R. In particular, if is
continuous on all of R, then is integrable there.
Integrability theorem
•Most
  of common function are integrable on every rectangle. For example

Is integrable on every rectangle. On the other hand,

Would fail to be integrable on any rectangle that intersected the parabola

Staircase function is integrable on R because its discontinuities occur

along two line segments
13.2 Interated Integral
Iterated integrals
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