Josh D.

asked • 03/23/24

Calculus Help!!

Determine the area of the region bounded by x=3+y^2, x=2-y^2, y=1, y= -2

Doug C.

Take a look at this graph, make some notes, reply if you still need help. desmos.com/calculator/wjzyw6juaw
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03/23/24

Raymond B.

9 is Not possible. graph it, and the area is slightly less than a trapezoid with bases 7 and 1, and height = 1, area = 8/2 x 1 = 4 units squared. 9 is just not possible.
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08/09/25

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Frank T. answered • 03/23/24

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Josh D.

thank you so much!!
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04/09/24

Raymond B.

9 is just Not possible. use geometry with the graph and the area is slightly less than 4. 9 is over twice the actual area
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08/09/25

Frank T.

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Not only possible, but correct. 4 is less than half the actual area.
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08/16/25

Raymond B. answered • 08/09/25

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Frank T.

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If you look at the region, it's clearly more than double 4.
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08/16/25

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