Area Between Curves - Integrating with Respect to y

I calculate the integral in part 2!

[patrickjmt]

find points of intersection, take a point in-between, use the larger value

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[patrickjmt]

you are only looking at the finite region trapped by the two curves. over that small region, 1-y^4 is further to the right

[MundusLitterae]

Think about it this way. Which graph lies to the right most. In this case, it would be the graph 1-y^4 because it's the right most when you graph it. Do you mean what I mean? At least at the part where you're determining the area between the curves.

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[minusjason]

Thanks for your video. I'm reviewing this stuff and it's helpful. At about 4:05, I think you meant to say "We'll figure out now where x equals 0, " rather than "y."