The stated bounds depend on , so must be held fixed while the integral over is performed. The intended iterated integral is
The original PDF places the two sets of bounds beside the opposite integral signs relative to the printed . That placement cannot be read literally as a conventional nested integral; the dependence of the lower bound on , and the explicit instruction to integrate over first, specify the intended region unambiguously.
The inequalities describing the region are and . It is the closed triangle bounded by , and , with vertices
A horizontal slice runs from the sloping edge to the vertical edge .
Figure 1.
The triangular integration region and the cup cross-section, including its solid base, in Question 12
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With held fixed, the inner antiderivative gives
The remaining integral is therefore
For a vertical slice through the triangle, and . Reversing the order by Fubini's theorem gives
The agreement checks that both orders describe the same region.

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