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Find the exact positive value of c if the area between the graph of y = x^2 − c^2 and the x axis is 40.
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any help would be appreciated!! :/
i don't get what the limits are
same. I'm so confused
oh i guess we are using the intersections...
that is the intersections of the y=x^2-c^2 and the x-axis
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x^2-c^2=0 when x=?
sqrt (c^2)
so we have our upper and lower limit there x^2=c^2 x=sqrt(c^2) x=c or -c c is the upper limit -c is the lower limit \[\int\limits_{-c}^{c}(0-(x^2-c^2))=40\]
solve that for c
so solve the integral for c?
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|dw:1417667600059:dw| c^2 there is the y-intercept of y=x^2-c^2
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