Discussion
True or false: the Jacobian factor in a change of variables may be negative.
Answer: B
The determinant itself may well be negative, and its sign does record a reversal of orientation. But the area element uses its modulus, so the factor entering the integral is never negative; otherwise a positive integrand over a genuine region could return a negative total
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