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Problem 2. Consider a double integral âˆ¬f(x,y)dxdy on a rectangular domain Î© = [a, b] Ã— [c, d]. Based on its conversion to an iterated integral, develop a Gaussian quadrature for the double integral. You may use the same 1-dimensional Gaussian quadrature in the x- and y-directions.