Problem. 9 : If E is the solid hemisphere x^2 + y^2 + z^2 ? 36 and y ? 0, set up the integral using spherical coordinates. ???_E y^2 dV = ?_0^pi ?_0^pi ?_0^6 rho^4sin(phi)^3 sin(theta)^2 d? d? d?.
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