Question

Find the area of the region bounded by the curves and lines y=e^x sine^x x=0 y=0 and the curve's first positive intersection with the x-axis. According to the teacher, this shouldn't use Calculus, but then again, I'm in my AP Calc class. :P

Answer 1

Did you graph it?

Answer 2

If it's possible I should probably be doing it written out without the calculator.

Answer 3

I only know how to do it with calculus.

Answer 4

Go ahead then.

Answer 5

please

Answer 6

Did you find the first positive zero?

Answer 7

How do I do that?

Answer 8

A graphing calculator is the only way I know. e^x = pi is not something I can do with a pencil.

Remember e^x can never be zero, so sin e^x has to be sin pi for the smallest zero.

I get approx 1.1447

Answer 9

Thank you!!