Answer to Question #50801 in Calculus for Akki

Question #50801

Calculate the area of the bounded region between the curves y^2=x and 3y = -3y + 9 ?

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17.02.15, 20:44

Dear Akki. Thank you for clarifying the question.

Akki

17.02.15, 18:23

sir its 3y = -3x + 9

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