The slope of a line is the ratio of rise to run for any two points on a line. Is this a true statement? Explain in two to four s
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On the attachment, there is the graph for the region "R" and the calculations for the value a and b.
the theory is that you have to choose a value that is between the range and assume that this value will divide the area into two equal parts. This is done for x = a
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"y" you have to change the integral from dx to dy and you have to divide the region into 2 parts, given that the area cannot be calculated by 1 integral equation, so you proceed to calculate the rectangular area and take this area into consideration, for the same procedure as before.
Then you calculate again the value y = b and that's it.
the theory is that you have to choose a value that is between the range and assume that this value will divide the area into two equal parts. This is done for x = a
For
"y" you have to change the integral from dx to dy and you have to divide the region into 2 parts, given that the area cannot be calculated by 1 integral equation, so you proceed to calculate the rectangular area and take this area into consideration, for the same procedure as before.
Then you calculate again the value y = b and that's it.