BigBear_25
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Plz help
Find area between the curve y=(x-1)^2 and y=-x^2+4x-2
thanks heaps
Find area between the curve y=(x-1)^2 and y=-x^2+4x-2
thanks heaps
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Wandering the Lacuna
1. Find the points of intersection between the curves by solving (x-1)^2 = -x^2+4x-2
2. By briefly sketching the curves, figure out which one is on top (i.e. higher on the graph)
3. Subtract the 'bottom' function from the 'top' function, and find the integral of the resulting function from the lower point of intersection to the higher one.
My brain is too tired to work that out, sorry...
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2. By briefly sketching the curves, figure out which one is on top (i.e. higher on the graph)
3. Subtract the 'bottom' function from the 'top' function, and find the integral of the resulting function from the lower point of intersection to the higher one.
My brain is too tired to work that out, sorry...
I_F