
Dayv O. answered 04/29/22
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40 + 4π.
4π from 1/4 area circle r=4
20 from the box 2 by 10
16 from box 4 by 4
4 from triangle base 2, height 4
Lissie A.
asked 04/29/22Use this graph of f consisting of a quarter circle and two line segments.
Based on the graph,
20 + π.
20 + 4π.
40 + π.
40 + 4π.
Dayv O. answered 04/29/22
Caring Super Enthusiastic Knowledgeable Calculus Tutor
40 + 4π.
4π from 1/4 area circle r=4
20 from the box 2 by 10
16 from box 4 by 4
4 from triangle base 2, height 4
The graph you provided is too small to see the scale on the y-axis, but all you have to do here is calculate the area below the graph of f(x) and above the x-axis. You can do this with area formulas from geometry: divide the region in to a rectangle of width 10 and height 2, a quarter circle with radius = 2, and the trapezoid of height 2 with bases = 6 and 4. Those measures unfortunately give a total area of 30 + π , which isn't among the answers listed. But again, difficult to see the y-scale on the provided graph.
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