So I have a question:
Find the area bounded by x = (Y^2)-1 and the y axis. I know I am suppose to solve this with a calculator, or I can. but when I changed the values y = x and then x = y, I get a parabola, how am I suppose to solve that?

I think I may be wrong, I was suppose to solve for the y, which would equal to (x+1)^(1/2)

But I am still lacking something, how to solve it by hand, or should I even?

Any input is appreciated.

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So I have a question:
Find the area bounded by x = (Y^2)-1 and the y axis. I know I am suppose to solve this with a calculator, or I can. but when I changed the values y = x and then x = y, I get a parabola, how am I suppose to solve that?

I think I may be wrong, I was suppose to solve for the y, which would equal to (x+1)^(1/2)

But I am still lacking something, how to solve it by hand, or should I even?

Any input is appreciated.

anonymous · Answer

Ok, so I got the graph of the alternative equation|dw:1394455311514:dw|

anonymous · Answer

Looks something like that, but I am uncertain aobut where it is suppose to end... Anything?

anonymous · Answer

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