<span>Answer:
Split up the integral.
â«(-6 to 0) [2 + sqrt(36 - x^2)] dx
= â«(-6 to 0) 2 dx + â«(-6 to 0) sqrt(36 - x^2) dx.
The first integral represents the area of a rectangle with base length 6 and height 2.
==> â«(-6 to 0) 2 dx = 6 * 2 = 12.
The second integral you figured correctly to be (1/4) π * 6^2 = 9π.
So, the final answer is 12 + 9Ď€.</span>
Answer:
I'm sorry if I'm not helpful but I think it is 70 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
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Knowing that the area of a square is equivalent the square of its side length, the length of one side can be calculated by taking the square root of the area. The square root of the expression 9q^4r^8s^8 units is equivalent to <span>3q2r4|s3| units. When taking the square root of variables, the power they are raised to is divided by 2.</span>
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