Question

Find the area of the region bounded by the curves y2 = x, y – 4 = x, y = –2, and y = 1.

So far I have found that the area as colored in black which is 13.5 but I cannot find the area of the areas that I marked in question marks.

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Answer 1

Here is the picture attached.

Answer 2

Im a german scientist that lives in arizona

Answer 3

Sorry my sister dared me to do that xD

Answer 4

Red graph equation is: y^2=x
Blue graph equation is: y-4 = x
Green Equation is: y=-2
Purple equation is: y=1

Answer 5

I divided the two into two: hence the yellow line

Answer 6

do you know how to solve this? What do you need help with?

Answer 7

I solved a part of it.

Answer 8

so you don't know how to solve the other half?

Answer 9

Yes

Answer 10

In my picture, I need to find the area of the parts that I put question marks into

Answer 11

The two question marks symbolize the area in those parts

Answer 12

The part that is colored in black - I already figured out the area to - 13.5

Answer 13

What grade are you in?

Answer 14

The area can be found out by taking the integral of the larger equation and subtracting the smaller equation.

Answer 15

between the intersection points

Answer 16

So... anyone know?

Answer 17

Figured it out 33/2