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find the area of the loop y^2=x(5-x)^2
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polar integration i believe
\[\int_{a_{\theta}}^{b_{\theta}} \int_{0}^{f(x)}r\ drdt\]
lol, i was thinking the decartes foil
\[y=\sqrt{x}(5-x)\] \[y=5\sqrt{x}-x\sqrt{x}\] \[y=5\sqrt{x}-x^{3/2}\]
integrate from 0 to 5 and double it
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ohhh... will i still get the answer?? since i am only using one function ~_~
since the function is reflected; or mirrored, about the axis; you will get the top area; then double that to get the total area
it tends to be hard to read what it is they are asking for on these; im pretty sure tho that it means the absolute area of the loop.
oh ok!! thanks XD
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