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Find an area of a region bounded by line y=(x)^1/2 and the line y=x^3 from x=0 to x=1
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first draw the figure...
so do you know where to start
by looking at the point of intersection..or you can solve it yourself
do u know integral calculus??
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looks like\[\int\limits\sqrt{x}-x^{3} dx\] and the limit for it seems obv.
yep... its integral of the difference...
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