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OpenStudy (anonymous):

CALCULUS 2 help! IM LOST :( Determine the intersection points of y =-x^2+9 and y = 5. Then find the area bounded by this parabola and this line.

OpenStudy (loser66):

1/ intersection points: let them equal, solve for x, you will have x = \(\pm 2\) so, the intersection points are the limit of the integral 2/ the area will be \[\int_{-2}^2 (-x^2+9-5)dx =\int_{-2}^2 (-x^2+4)dx \] =..... I think you are OK, now

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