Let R be the region bounded by the graphs of C₁ = ( x − 3 ) ² + X (0, 0) 9 + y² = ₁² and C₂: y = 3.x2 - 3 3 x2 as shown below. (3, 0) 1. Set-up only the definite integral(s) that will give the area of region R using vertical rectangles.

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Only set-up the definite integrals that will give the area of region R using vertical
rectangles. no need to compute for the area. Please show the full solution with notes

 

Let R be the region bounded by the graphs of
9
+ y² = 2/1
C₁:
(₁
X
(0, 0)
2
and C₂ y
=
1
3
3x² – x²
2
3
as shown below.
(3, 0)
1. Set-up only the definite integral(s) that will give the area of region R using vertical
rectangles.
Transcribed Image Text:Let R be the region bounded by the graphs of 9 + y² = 2/1 C₁: (₁ X (0, 0) 2 and C₂ y = 1 3 3x² – x² 2 3 as shown below. (3, 0) 1. Set-up only the definite integral(s) that will give the area of region R using vertical rectangles.
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