With the area between the graphs: x+y=14 x+6=y^2 Find the area two different ways First way:...

With the area between the graphs:
x+y=14
x+6=y^2

Find the area two different ways

First way:
[a,b]integral(f(x))dx + [b,c]integral(g(x))dx =

whats is a,b,c, f(x), and g(x):

Second way:
[a, b]integral(h(y))dy

what is a, b, and h(y)

Expert Solution

milcah answered 2 years ago

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