Asked by Eli
                Find the area bounded by the parabola 8+2y-y^2  and the lines y=-1 y=3
            
            
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                    Answered by
            Steve
            
    This is most easily done by integrating on y, using horizontal strips.
a = ∫[-1,3] x dy
= ∫[-1,3] (8+2y-y^2) dy
    
a = ∫[-1,3] x dy
= ∫[-1,3] (8+2y-y^2) dy
                    Answered by
            Steve
            
    I just noticed that you did not specify that the y-axis formed part of the boundary. Without that condition, the horizontal strips extend leftward forever.
Of course, you may have mixed up x and y in places, so ...
    
Of course, you may have mixed up x and y in places, so ...
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