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We're going to evaluate the given integral by making appropriate change of variables.
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So notice that the lines that define the parallelogram over which we're integrating are x minus 4y as a constant and 3x minus y is a constant.
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Those are also the lines involved in the integrands.
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So those are good options for me to make my new variables.
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I'm going to let w be x minus 4y and i'm going to let z be 3x minus y.
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Then i'm integrating from w is 0 to w is 8, from z is 3 to z is 9, and the integrand is just w over c.
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Now to find the integrating factor here, i need the jacobian, so i need to be able to calculate the derivative of x with respect to w and with respect to c, and then also the derivative of y with respect to w.
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And with respect to z.
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So with that, i need to write x and y in terms of c and w.
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Okay.
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So x is going to be w plus 4y.
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Putting that in for x over here, i get z is equal to three times w plus 4y minus y.
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So z is equal to 3w plus 12y minus y.
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So z minus 3w is 11y.
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So z over 11 minus 3 over 11 w is y.
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And putting that for x is going to be w plus 4 times z over 11 plus no minus 3 over 11 w.
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So that is w plus 4 over 11 z minus 12 over 11 w.
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So x is w negative 1 over 11 w plus 4 over 11c...