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The center of a national park is located at (0,0). A special nature preserve is bounded by by straight lines connecting the points A at (3,2), B at (5,1), C at (8,4) and D at (6,5) in a parallelogram. The yearly rainfall at each point is given by RF(x,y) =x2-xy+y2 in inches. Transform this into a rectangle in v - r space using the Jacobian theory we studied and determine the following.
1. Find the average rainfall per year for the entire region.
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