Here is part of the graph of different function f. We are interested in the area functionA(x) that gives the (signed) area between -100 and x, horizontally, and the betweenthe graph of f and the x-axis, vertically.-4-6-32-2(a) Write the area function A(x) as a definite integral.(b) We have calculated that A(1) = 314.15. Write A(1) as a definite integral.(c) How do the values for A(1) and A(1.2) compare?(d) Approximate the value of A'(1).

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Here is part of the graph of different function f. We are interested in the area function A(x) that gives the (signed) area between -100 and x, horizontally, and the between the graph of f and the x-axis, vertically. (a) Write the area function A(r) as a definite integral. (b) We have calculated that A(1) = 314.15. Write A(1) as a definite integral. (c) How do the values for A(1) and A(1.2) compare? (d) Approximate the value of A'(1).

Here is part of the graph of different function f. We are interested in the area function A(x) that gives the (signed) area between -100 and x, horizontally, and the between the graph of f and the x-axis, vertically. (a) Write the area function A(r) as a definite integral. (b) We have calculated that A(1) = 314.15. Write A(1) as a definite integral. (c) How do the values for A(1) and A(1.2) compare? (d) Approximate the value of A'(1).

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Chapter10: Radical Functions And Equations

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