Calculus - Integrals and Volume

Calculus

Integrals and Area

Did you know how simple it is to compute an area even when integrals are involved? We still use the formula height times width to reach the sought after area. Area = unit². Try these examples and see for yourself how easy it is to find the desired area.

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1. Area dx f(x) Bounded by a curve, x-axis, and two vertical lines
2. Area dx f(x)-g(x) Bounded by two curves and two vertical lines
3. Area dy f(y) Bounded by a curve, y-axis, and two horizontal lines
4. Area dy f(y)-g(y) Bounded by two curves and two horizontal lines.
5. Area Quiz Your chance to try out what you have learned!

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