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Consider the area between the graphs x+3y=14 and x+4=y2 can someone please help calculate i have 5 minutes><<
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y = (23 - x)/3 and y = ±√(x - 5). (a) (23 - x)/3 = √(x - 5) ==> x = 14 (b) (23 - x)/3 = -√(x - 5) ==> x = 41. two regions to consider: one from 5 to 14 and one from 14 to 41 (23 - x)/3 < √(x - 5) on (5, 14) and (23 - x)/3 > -√(x - 5) on (14, 41) area is ∫ [√(x - 5) - (23 - x)/3] dx (from x=5 to 14) + ∫ [(23 - x)/3 + √(x - 5)] dx (from x=14 to 41). => a = 5, b = c = 14, d = 41, f(x) = √(x - 5) - (23 - x)/3, and g(x) = (23 - x)/3 + √(x - 5). from this time you solve for x instead of y and do the same thing as did above. not sure if it is correct.
try integrating the top function minus the bottom function
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