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Use symmetry and the region area formula under the parametric curve to calculate the area of...

Use symmetry and the region area formula under the parametric curve to calculate the area of the region enclosed by the astroid.

x= a cos^3(t)

y= a sin^3(t)

0 < t < 2pi

a= 3

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