9. For b a positive constant, let A(b) be the area of the region enclosed by f(x) x² and g(x) = b. Let T(b) be the area of the triangle COD as shown in the figure. Find lim T(b) if it exists. If 6+0 A(b) the limit does not exist, explain why. לא=יa

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9. For b a positive constant, let A(b) be the area of the region enclosed by f(x) = x² and g(x) = b.
Let T(b) be the area of the triangle COD as shown in the figure. Find lim
T(b)
if it exists. If
6→0 A(b)
the limit does not exist, explain why.
fex> =x2
g bx) =b
X.
Transcribed Image Text:9. For b a positive constant, let A(b) be the area of the region enclosed by f(x) = x² and g(x) = b. Let T(b) be the area of the triangle COD as shown in the figure. Find lim T(b) if it exists. If 6→0 A(b) the limit does not exist, explain why. fex> =x2 g bx) =b X.
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