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OpenStudy (agent_a):

Can someone explain to me where the 2 (just before the integral) in Step 4, originated from, and why the bounds are now [0, pi/3] and not [-pi/3, pi/3] anymore? (See photo below)

OpenStudy (agent_a):

OpenStudy (anonymous):

So, to find the area, we have to take the top function minus the bottom function

OpenStudy (anonymous):

But notice how it's symmetrical to the y-axis

OpenStudy (anonymous):

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Say we want to integral x^2. we can do |dw:1414196766976:dw|

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