
Billy M. answered 05/24/21
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find the limit of integration
2-x=-x^2+x+2
-x^2+x+2=0
x= -1,2
integral (2-x)-(-x^2-2x) dx (-1,2)
= -x^3/3+x^2/2+2x evaluate at upper and lower limit
( -(-1)^3/3+(-1)^2/2+2(-1))-( -(2)^3/3+(2)^2/2+2(2))=9/2