Find the area under the curve y=4 x² from x=0 to x =5.
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use integration to get the answer
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500/3 is the answer
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Here y = 4 – x2 can be written as x2 = 4 – y This curve is symmetrical about y-axis and does not lie beyond y = 4 when y > 4, where x2 is negative and x becomes imaginary. So the required area = area between the line y = 0 (x-axis) and y = 3 as shaded region
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