Question

I'm asked to set up a definite integral of a graph of the shaded area. Here's the graph: http://i51.tinypic.com/spu2xf.jpg D: I already have an answer, I'm just not sure if I'm correct.

Answer 1

Here's my answer:
\[\int\limits_{b}^{d} [f(x)-h(x)-g(x)]dx + \int\limits_{a}^{c} [f(x)-h(x)-g(x)]dx\]
+ \[\int\limits_{e}^{c} [g(x)-f(x)-h(x)]dx + \int\limits_{d}^{a} [g(x)-h(x)]dx\]

I'm not sure if I'm correct. Help?

Answer 2

its not correct my friend but you are near to it... just try once more

Answer 3

Thank you. I have a question though. Should I also declare the x-axis as a y=i(x)?