Step 1:
\The curve equation is and a line equation
.
Sketch the graphs :
\Shade the region above the curve and region below the line
.
Now find the intersection of the curve and a line.
\Find the intersection points from the graph and
.
Definite integral as area of the region:
\If and
are continuous and non-negative on the closed interval
,
then the area of the region bounded by the graphs of and
and the vertical lines
and
is given by
.
\
Apply power rule of integration: .
Therefore area above the curve and region below the line
is 36 sq units.
.
Solution:
\Area of the region is sq-units.
\
(1)
\Step 1:
\The curves are ,
,
and
.
Let and
.
Definite integral as area of the region:
\If and
are continuous and non-negative on the closed interval
,
then the area of the region bounded by the graphs of and
and the vertical lines
and
is given by
.
\
Apply power rule of integration: .
sq-units.
Solution:
\Area of the region is sq-units.