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find the area of the region bounded by the graphs of y=x^2 and y=cos(x)
8 years ago

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Steve
The curves intersect at x = ±0.824
Since the area is symmetric we can just work with one half of it, and double that value:

a = 2∫[0,0.824] cosx - x^2 dx
8 years ago
Ke$ha
So the answer would be 1.0947?
8 years ago

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