Consider the integral '3 [1 In(x) dx dy. (a) If we want to evaluate this integral,...

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Consider the integral '3 [²³1²³² In(x) dx dy. (a) If we want to evaluate this integral, why do we need to change the order to integration? We cannot integrate this function with respect to x. We always use the order dy dx. The region R requires two integrals instead of one with the order dx dy. (b) Rewrite the integral in the order dy dx. (c) Evaluating the iterated integral: dy dx Enter your result for the evaluation of the inside integral. Enter your final answer for the iterated integral. Consider the integral '3 [²³1²³² In(x) dx dy. (a) If we want to evaluate this integral, why do we need to change the order to integration? We cannot integrate this function with respect to x. We always use the order dy dx. The region R requires two integrals instead of one with the order dx dy. (b) Rewrite the integral in the order dy dx. (c) Evaluating the iterated integral: dy dx Enter your result for the evaluation of the inside integral. Enter your final answer for the iterated integral.