dx dy is equal toa)4 log 8 + eb)8 log 8 - 16c)8 log 8 - 16 + ed)e - 16...
To evaluate the integral:
∫1log 8 ∫0log y ex+y dx dy,
we solve it by integrating with respect to x first, followed by y.
Step 1: Integrate with respect to x
The inner integral is:
∫0log y ex+y dx.
Since ex+y = ex * ey, we can rewrite this as:
= ey ∫0log y ex dx.
Integrating ex with respect to x from 0 to log y:
∫0log y ex dx = [ ex ]0log y = y - 1.
Therefore, the inner integral becomes:
∫0log y ex+y dx = ey (y - 1).
Step 2: Integrate with respect to y
Now we substitute back into the outer integral:
∫1log 8 ey (y - 1) dy = ∫1log 8 (y ey - ey) dy.
This expands to:
∫1log 8 y ey dy - ∫1log 8 ey dy.
Integral 1: ∫1log 8 y ey dy
To solve ∫ y ey dy, we use integration by parts with:
- u = y and dv = ey dy,
- then du = dy and v = ey.
Using integration by parts:
∫ y ey dy = y ey - ∫ ey dy = y ey - ey.
Evaluating this from 1 to log 8:
[ y ey - ey ]1log 8 = ( (log 8) * 8 - 8 ) - ( e - e ) = 8 log 8 - 8.
Integral 2: ∫1log 8 ey dy
This integral is straightforward:
∫1log 8 ey dy = [ ey ]1log 8 = 8 - e.
Final Calculation
Putting it all together:
∫1log 8 ∫0log y ex+y dx dy = (8 log 8 - 8) - (8 - e).
Simplifying:
= 8 log 8 - 8 - 8 + e = 8 log 8 - 16 + e.
Conclusion:
The correct answer is: C: 8 log 8 - 16 + e.