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Double Integral : Volume of a solid - polar and rectangular coordinates
Consider the solid bounded above by the plane Z = 4 and below by the circle X^2 + Y^2 = 16 in the XY-plane.
a) Write the double integral in rectangular coordinates to calculate the volume of the solid.
b) Write the double integral in polar coordinates to calculate the volume of the solid.
c) Evaluate part a or part b
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