Look at the piecemeal unit of dArea you are integrating. Is is some y dx or xdy? It is those little differential areas you are integrating.
Here is a x dy dArea.
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Hi,
I don't have any question specifically but I'm very confused on this.
In integration to find area under/above a curve, when do you integrate:
1) with respect to y
2) with respect to x
3) using x coordinates
4) using y coordinates
Thanks for your help! :)
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Thanks ^^