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Find the areas bounded by the indicated curves.$$y=x^{2}, y=2-x, y=1$$
$$A=\frac{37}{6}$$
Calculus 2 / BC
Chapter 26
Applications of Integration
Section 2
Areas by Integration
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uh huh. We want to find the area founded by the curves, Y equals x square Y equals two minus X and Y equals one. This question is challenging understanding of how to apply integration for the purpose of areas derivation so it's not appropriate definitions for the area between two curves for vertical components it is A equals integral A to B Y tu minus one. The X for horizontal components in a equals integral C two D x two minus X 20 Y. That's if we sketch these curves out and identify the appropriate bounds and functions to integrate, we can solve sketching this out. We have the area in yellow as our founded area. We see that we're going to have to integrate on two different areas. First we're going to integrate from negative 2 to 12 minus x minus x squared to minus six Y. One. Or rather Y two X squared is Y two Y one. Then from negative 1 to 1. We integrate two minus x minus Y equals one. So this kid's area two x minus X squared over two minus X, equal to negative one plus x minus X squared over two from negative 1 to 1 or 19/6.
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