Calculus 2 - Integration: Finding the Area Between Curves (4 of 22) Ex. 4: x=y^2, y=x-2

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In this video I will find the area between the 2 functions x=y^2, y=x-2.

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Using x1 and x2 to simplify the comprehension of the problem. Note that the area is contained within the two curves and the x-coordinate of each is represented by x1 and x2

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that's odd. i plugged in int y+2-y^2 dy from -1 to 2 for wolfram alpha and returned 9/2
that's fine 5-1/2 was supposed to be 9/2 it was just a mishap finishing off with 4*1/2 no problem

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What if I have a double integral (say 5x+y*x dA) bounded by those two functions. How do I define integration limits?

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