For the iterated integral \int_0^2 \int_(x^(2))^4 x^(3)e^(y^(3))dydx (a) What is the region of integration? Sketch and shade this region on xy-plane. (b) Evaluate this iterated integral by reversing the order of integration. Show all your work for evaluating this integral.
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