26.5. EXERCISES 533

Example 26.4.4 Find the volume of the bounded region determined by x ≥ 0,y ≥ 0,z ≥ 0,and 1

7 x+ y+ 14 z = 1, and x+ 1

7 y+ 14 z = 1.

When z = 0, the plane 17 x+y+ 1

4 z = 1 intersects the xy plane in the line whose equationis 1

7 x+ y = 1, while the plane, x+ 17 y+ 1

4 z = 1 intersects the xy plane in the line whoseequation is x+ 1

7 y = 1. Furthermore, the two planes intersect when x = y as can be seenfrom the equations, x+ 1

7 y = 1− z4 and 1

7 x+ y = 1− z4 which imply x = y. Thus the two

dimensional picture to look at is depicted in the following picture.

x+ 17 y+ 1

4 z = 1

y+ 17 x+ 1

4 z = 1R1R2

y = x

You see in this picture, the base of the region in the xy plane is the union of the twotriangles, R1 and R2. For (x,y)∈ R1, z goes from 0 to what it needs to be to be on the plane,17 x+ y+ 1

4 z = 1. Thus z goes from 0 to 4(1− 1

7 x− y). Similarly, on R2, z goes from 0 to

4(1− 1

7 y− x). Therefore, the integral needed is

∫R1

∫ 4(1− 17 x−y)

0dzdV +

∫R2

∫ 4(1− 17 y−x)

0dzdV

and now it only remains to consider∫

R1dV and

∫R2

dV. The point of intersection of theselines shown in the above picture is

( 78 ,

78

)and so an iterated integral is

∫ 7/8

0

∫ 1− x7

x

∫ 4(1− 17 x−y)

0dzdydx+

∫ 7/8

0

∫ 1− y7

y

∫ 4(1− 17 y−x)

0dzdxdy =

76

26.5 Exercises1. Find the volume of the region determined by the intersection of the two cylinders,

x2 + y2 ≤ 16 and y2 + z2 ≤ 16.

2. Find the volume of the region determined by the intersection of the two cylinders,x2 + y2 ≤ 9 and y2 + z2 ≤ 9.

3. Find the volume of the region bounded by x2 + y2 = 4,z = 0,z = 5− y

4. Find∫ 2

0∫ 6−2z

0∫ 3−z

12 x

(3− z)cos(y2)

dydxdz.

5. Find∫ 1

0∫ 18−3z

0∫ 6−z

13 x

(6− z)exp(y2)

dydxdz.

6. Find∫ 2

0∫ 24−4z

0∫ 6−z

14 y

(6− z)exp(x2)

dxdydz.

7. Find∫ 1

0∫ 10−2z

0∫ 5−z

12 y

sinxx dxdydz.

Hint: Interchange order of integration.

26.5. EXERCISES 533Example 26.4.4 Find the volume of the bounded region determined by x > 0,y > 0,z => 0,and axtyt 4z =1,andx+ sy+ 42 =1.When z = 0, the plane 5x +y+ 4z = | intersects the xy plane in the line whose equationis Gxt y = 1, while the plane, «+ sy + az = | intersects the xy plane in the line whoseequation is x + 5 y = 1. Furthermore, the two planes intersect when x = y as can be seenfrom the equations, x + ay = 1—j and ax+y = 1—j which imply x = y. Thus the twodimensional picture to look at is depicted in the following picture.prt Gytqcalyurytax+qz=12You see in this picture, the base of the region in the xy plane is the union of the twotriangles, R, and Ro. For (x,y) € Rj, z goes from 0 to what it needs to be to be on the plane,4x+y+42= 1. Thus z goes from 0 to 4(1—4x—y). Similarly, on Ro, z goes from 0 to4 (1 - ty - x). Therefore, the integral needed is4(1—4x—-y 4(1—ty—xLf ‘acave ff ) avR, JO Ry JOand now it only remains to consider Jr, dV and SRs dV. The point of intersection of theselines shown in the above picture is (Z, 4) and so an iterated integral is7/8 pl—#% p4(1—tx-y 7/8 pl-% pa(1—ty—x[ | ‘f 1 cava [ / ‘| 7 ) aedxdy =!0 x 0 0 Jy 0 626.5 Exercises1. Find the volume of the region determined by the intersection of the two cylinders,xrty* <l6and y?+2 < 16.2. Find the volume of the region determined by the intersection of the two cylinders,x+y? <9 and y? +27 <9,3. Find the volume of the region bounded by x? + y? = 4,z =0,z=5-—y4. Find fo {e-~ fie (3 —z) cos (y*) dydxdz.25. Find fy fo * re (6 —z)exp (y*) dydxdz.6. Find fo fo i (6 —z) exp (x*) dxdydz.7. Find fy fo? ~ Ji, ° St dxdydz.2Hint: Interchange order of integration.