Area between curves - dx (KristaKingMath)

Learn how to find the area bounded by two curves. In this example, the curves are defined for y in terms of x, and you'll integrate with respect to x.

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Hi, I’m Krista! I make math courses to keep you from banging your head against the wall. ;)

Math class was always so frustrating for me. I’d go to a class, spend hours on homework, and three days later have an “Ah-ha!” moment about how the problems worked that could have slashed my homework time in half. I’d think, “WHY didn’t my teacher just tell me this in the first place?!”

[phtnst]

Kristina i don't usually sign in to youtube, google for anything but watching videos of people like you makes me sign in and subscribe. Teachers are to respect but teachers like you on web are literally golden.

thank you!

[noitnettaattention]

Your voice calms me down so effectively miss that i am absorbing any given information with absolute ease and full understanding ! THANK YOU very very much!!!! i wish you were my Professor !!!

[thebaniyabox]

oh ok..!! and in fact if there is someone who needs appreciation then that
is you for making such an effective site... actually what makes your site
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clear and vivid...!! which is hardly found in other sites..!!

[muhtasimhasansindeed]

You're the best math teacher I've ever seen!! thank you very much for your videos.

[ThePinoyMamba]

Thanks again K!
Always love to learn from you.
Such a very soothing voice.
Take care!

[kristakingmath]

I hope that's the case! You're putting in the extra work which is awesome! :)

[DxROC]

You are a Calculus angel sent to us by the Math Gods...to deliver us!

[kristakingmath]

Ohhh that's a good one, I'd have to think about it. Can you factor the polynomial?

[MarRenshai]

You are a marvel!!! You have great intuitive insight that shows in your explanations.Thank you.

[nicoleseward]

The graphs do not look like they're drawn in the video. Both rise exponentially, one sharper than the other.

[kristakingmath]

@Shubham Agarwal That's never my intention! I greatly appreciate all of the comments. :D

[kristakingmath]

You are so sweet!!!! Thank you so much for subscribing. I would love to help as much as I can throughout your all of your calculus classes. Please let me know if you ever need help or run into a topic that you can't find a video for!! :D

[kristakingmath]

Thanks! That's so nice of you to say. :)

[justinsalinas]

thanks so much! I'm having a hard time understanding my Cal 2 prof so I come to your videos and they help a lot. 

[kristakingmath]

Yes it does! Sorry, I wasn't worried about sketching the graphs how they are, I was just trying to illustrate the area between two curves as clearly as possible. :)

[thebaniyabox]

mam.. something same kind of were my expressions for you and your website.. you never replied to it such a sweet way... why this partiality..?? well..it doesn't matter.. because your site speaks.. "you can do it".... to everyone... thank you.. you surely owe my respect mam..!! :-)

[taleenvartanian]

This really helped a LOT! Thank you so much!

[ForHisGlory]

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[MrUrbas]

I like the older videos of yours where your actually in it, because your so pretty. But this video was super helpful. Thanks!

[kristakingmath]

LOL NO! not at ALL! people said that didn't like it because it was distracting in a bad way, that's why! :D