Can someone please help with the last part iii) I have completed part I and ii (1 Viewer)
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Use the formula:
-g(x)\, dx)
where )
is the curve that is on top (otherwise your integral will be negative).
Since you drew the graph you should know that
will be on top.
"First quadrant bounded by these two curves and the y-axis" means your bounds will be 0 and the intersection point you found, which is 1.
where
Since you drew the graph you should know that
"First quadrant bounded by these two curves and the y-axis" means your bounds will be 0 and the intersection point you found, which is 1.
