Part 1
The type of bread chosen for this special calculus toast isn't the square sandwich shape, but the kind that is curved across the top. Imagine that the toast is composed of the curved part sitting atop the rectangular portion. The equation of the curved part of the toast is x2/4 + y2 = 1, and it sits directly and perfectly on top of a rectangle of height 3 inches.
a) What are the equations of the rectangular boundaries?
b) Graph the toast boundaries, making certain to include screen shots of the boundary equations, Window settings, and the graph.
c) How would you find the length of t

Question

Part 1
The type of bread chosen for this special calculus toast isn't the square sandwich shape, but the kind that is curved across the top. Imagine that the toast is composed of the curved part sitting atop the rectangular portion. The equation of the curved part of the toast is x2/4 + y2 = 1, and it sits directly and perfectly on top of a rectangle of height 3 inches.
a) What are the equations of the rectangular boundaries?
b) Graph the toast boundaries, making certain to include screen shots of the boundary equations, Window settings, and the graph.
c) How would you find the length of t