Using double integration find the area of the domain bounded by the following lines:
y=3/2sqrt(x); Y=3/2x
when x varies between the point of line intersection (find it) and x=9. Make a sketch and show the domain.

Question

Using double integration find the area of the domain bounded by the following lines:
y=3/2sqrt(x); Y=3/2x
when x varies between the point of line intersection (find it) and x=9. Make a sketch and show the domain.

turingtest · Answer

something like this...|dw:1351299452867:dw|

turingtest · Answer

y is bounded by what above and what below?

anonymous · Answer

x= (4y^2)/9

anonymous · Answer

sorry I dont see it

turingtest · Answer

oh wait, I think I misinterpreted the Q
they want the area from the line of intersection to x=9

hero · Answer

Why do you need to use double integration for this?

turingtest · Answer

|dw:1351299779254:dw|drawing not to scale
@Hero we don't, but they want us too. It winds up being the exact same.