You appear to have found their intersection correct as
(3,3) and (19,-5)
USING VERTICAL SLICES:
y^2 = x+6
so y = ± √(x+6) = ± (x+6)^(1/2)
so for the part from -6 to 3
height = (x+6)^ - ( -(x+6)^(1/2)
= 2(x+6)^(1/2)
integral of that is (4/3)(x+6)^(3/2)
area of part 1
= (4/3)(9)^(3/2) - (0)
= 36
2nd part of the region:
heigh = (1/2)(9-x) - (-(x+6)^(1/2) )
= (1/2)( (9-x) + (x+6)^(1/2) )
integral of that is
(1/2) ( 9x - x^2/2 + (2/3)(x+6)^(3/2) )
evaluated from 3 to 19
= (1/2) [ 171 - 361/2 + (2/3)(125) - (27 - 9/2 + (2/3)(27) ]
= 50/3
better check my arithmetic, I was too lazy to write it out first.
So the area of the enclosed region using vertical slices = 36 + 50/3 = 158/3
USING HORIZONTAL SLICES:
width of a slice = 9-2y - (y^2 - 6)
= 15 - 2y - y^2
Area = ∫(15-2y-y^2) dy from -5 to 3
= [15y - y^2 - y^3/3] from -5 yo 3
= 45 - 9 - 27/3 - (-75 - 25 + 125/3)
= 256/3
ARGGG!! , error somewhere , sorry, perhaps you can spot it .
Consider the area between the graphs x+2y=9 and x+6=y^2. This area can be computed
in two different ways using integrals
First of all it can be computed as a sum of two integrals as
integral f(x)dx from a,b + integral g(x)dx from b,c
I got a=-6
b=3
c=19
but what does
f(x)=?
g(x)?
I'm thinking it is sqrt(x+6) and (9-x)/2 but it tell me I am getting it wrong.
Ty for your help!
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