SURENDRA K. answered 08/28/15
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a--------
f(x)=2x-x^2
2x-x^2=0
gives x=0. , x=2
Integral (2x-x^2). With limits 0 to 2
2(x^2)/2-x^3/3
Plugging in limits
=4-(8/3)=4/3
Area=4/3.
b----------
Point of intersections=
2x=x^2
x=0. x=2
Integral of (2x-x^2) with limits as 0 to 2
Same as above =4/3
c----------
Likewise do part c yourself
You shall get the same answer