Calculus

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Calculating the area between curves.

Diagram showing how to calculate the area between two curves, x = f(y) and x = g(y), using integration. The area is sliced horizontally with height Δy, and the width of each slice is the difference between the curves, f(y) - g(y).

Diagram showing how to calculate the area between two curves, x = f(y) and x = g(y), using integration. The area is sliced horizontally with height Δy, and the width of each slice is the difference between the curves, f(y) – g(y).

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