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find the area of the overlap of the region bounded by r=4costheta and the region bounded by r=(4)(sqrt3)(sintheta)
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use integrals. find the the intersection points between the 2 functions and then find the area. (i'm hoping this is calculus :) )
yep! thank you
no problem. anything else?
do i find the intersection point before or after the integral?
before. and u should get 2 values, which will set the range for your integral.
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actually could you write it out for me, i'm not getting the answer
the r=4cos limit is 30 to 180 deg, the r=4sqrt3sintheta limit is 0 to 30 i think...
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wait why r using limits shinigami1m
hmm???
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