Question

Find the area under the curve y=3-x^2 and above the x-axis.

Round to three decimal places.

So would I start off finding the antiderivative right? if so, that would be 3x - (x^3/3) ?

@jim_thompson5910 :)

Answer 1

good, start

\[\Large \int(3 - x^2)dx = 3x - \frac{1}{3}x^3 + C\]

Answer 2

it doesn't give you the endpoints, odd

Answer 3

oh nvm

Answer 4

you need to find the x-intercepts

Answer 5

ohhhh okay haha

is this one different than the last one? :/