Precalculusintegral calculus11. Find the area bounded by x = t^2y = t^4 (t + 2) and the x-axis. ba. 28/212 b. 128/21c. 128/63d. 28/2112. Evaluate the line integral of [ sq.rt of y dx + (x-y) dy ] from (0,0) to (1,1), ca. 3/2b. ½d. 2/5c. 2/3

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