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Set up a definite integral that yields this region
f(x)=4-2x

Base is 2, and height is 4
6 years ago

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Answered by oobleck
do you mean the area under the line? If so, just draw the line, and you can see that it is
∫[0,2] 4-2x dx
6 years ago
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Set up a definite integral that yields this region
f(x)=4-2x

Base is 2, and height is 4

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