What is the area of the figure bounded by the lines: x=0; x=π/2; y=sin(x); y=1

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turingtest · Answer

Where are you stuck?

anonymous · Answer

of the following which is the answer?
a)-1
b)pi
c)-2-pi
d)-pi/2-1?

turingtest · Answer

I didn't ask you what the choices on your homework were, I asked you what you had attempted so far on your own. Please don't solicit direct answers without participating in solving yourself; that is not allowed on this site.

anonymous · Answer

i've tried but can't understand anything on it

turingtest · Answer

what class is this?

anonymous · Answer

calculus 3

turingtest · Answer

hm, your school's concept of calc 3 is different than mine. In any event, what calculus concept represents area under a curve?

anonymous · Answer

can you assist me in answering my question first please

turingtest · Answer

that's what I'm trying to do. You said you "can't understand anything", so I'm giving you the first step: that concept in calculus do we generally use for areas?

anonymous · Answer

i need the area bounded by the lines

anonymous · Answer

Turing Test you ain't helpful