VI. On the multiplication of definite integrals
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The definite integral ∫ y 1 y 0 ∫ x 1 x 0 P dx dy may be considered geometrically as the integral ∫ P dx dy extended over an area bounded by the straight lines whose equations are x = y 1 , x = y 0 , y = x 1 , y = x 0 . Now conceive the axes transformed through an angle of 45°, so that x = ξ/√2 = ƞ/√2, y = ξ/√2 + ƞ/√2; then the equations to the four straight lines become ξ/√2 - ƞ/√2 = y 1 , ξ/√2 - ƞ/√2 = y 0 , ξ/√2 + ƞ/√2 = x 1 , ξ/√2 + ƞ/√2 = x 0 .
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