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Find where the curves cross. Integrate (top − bottom) between those x values.
the area between y=−x2+5x−1 and y=2x+1:61 −x2+5x−1=2x+1 when x2−3x+2=0:x=1 and x=2where they cross area =∫12(−x2+3x−2)dxtop minus bottom F(x)=−3x3+23x2−2x (−32)−(−65)=61F(2) − F(1) Example problems
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- the area between y=−2x2+x+8 and y=3x+4:
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