Step 1:
\The integral is
and vertices of the triangle are
.
(a)
\The integral is
.
Graph :
\(1) Draw the coordinate plane.
\(2) Plot the vertices
.
(3) Connect the plotted vertices to a smooth triangle.
\
Use
.

Step 2:
\Consider
.
Observe the graph, the curve
is bounded from
.
Here
coordinates are equal then the line is parallel to
axis.
Since
, then
.
The limits of x are varying from 0 to 1.
\
.
Step 3:
\Consider
.
Observe the graph, the curve
is bounded from
.
Here
coordinates are equal then the line is parallel to
axis.
Since
, then
.
The limits of y are varying from 0 to 2.
\
.
Step 4:
\Consider
.
Observe the graph, The curve is bonded from
.
Using two points form of a line equation is
.
Substitute
in the line equation.

.
The limits of x is varying from 1 to 0.
\Substitute
in
.

.
From
.

.
Step 5:
\(b)
\The integral is
and vertices of the triangle are
.
Greens theorem :
\If C be a positively oriented closed curve, and R be the region bounded by C, M and N are the partial derivatives on an open region then
\
.
Graph :
\(1) Draw the coordinate plane.
\(2) Plot the vertices
.
(3) Connect the plotted vertices to a smooth triangle.
\
Observe the graph :
\The limits of x are varying from 0 to 1 , so
.
Find the bounds for y :
\Lower limit :
\Consider the points
.
Here
coordinates are equal then the equation of the line parallel to
axis.
So the equation of the line is
.
Lower limit of y is
.
Upper limit :
\Consider the points
.
Using two points form of a line equation is
.
Substitute
in the line equation.

Upper limit of y is
.
Therefore the limits of y is
to
, so
.
Step 6:
\Using greens theorem,
\


The region bounded by the triangle is
.

.
Solution :
\
.