University Calculus: Early Transcendentals (3rd Edition)

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Chapter 14 - Section 14.5 - Triple Integrals in Rectangular Coordinates - Exercises - Page 785: 9

Answer

$6$

Work Step by Step

We have the triple integral: $\int^e_1 \int^{e^2}_1 \int^{e^3}_1 \dfrac{1}{xyz} dx \space dy \space dz= \int^e_1 \int^{e^2}_1 [\dfrac{\ln (x)}{yz}]^{e^3}_1 dy \space dz $ or, $=\int^e_1 \int^{e^2}_1 \dfrac{3}{yz} dy \space dz $ or, $=3 \int^e_1 [\dfrac{ln y}{z}]^{e^2}_1 dz $ Now, $\int^e_1 \int^{e^2}_1 \int^{e^3}_1 \dfrac{1}{xyz} dx \space dy \space dz=\int^e_1 \dfrac{6}{z} dz= 6 [\ln z]_1^e =6$
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