y = 4(2,4)Ay = 2xx = 2By =x(0,0)Region A is bounded by the lines y= 2x, y= 4 and the y-axis.Region B is bounded by the line y = 2x and the parabola y = x?.Region C is bounded by the parabola y = x?, the line x = 2 and the x-axis.13. Which definite integral represents the area of region A?A. f (4 – 2x)dxB. f(4 – 2x)dxD. dy-dy14. What is the area of region A?A. s. u.B. s.D. s.u3S. u.C. - s. u.15. What is the area integral for region B?A S(/y-?)dyB. S (x-2«)dxD. f (2.x – x² )dx16. What is the area of region B?A. s.u.B. 4 s.u.C. s.u.D. 2 s.u.17. What is the area of region C?A. s.u.B. s.u.C. s.u.D. s.u.18. Which definite integral represents the combined areas of regions A and B?² – 4 )dxB. [ 5dyС.2-dy(4-x2

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y = 4 (2,4) A y = 2x x = 2 B y =x (0,0) Region A is bounded by the lines y= 2x, y= 4 and the y-axis. Region B is bounded by the line y=2x and the parabola y=x². Region C is bounded by the parabola y=x² , the line x = 2 and the x-axis. 3. Which definite integral represents the area of region A? A. f (4 – 2x)dx B. (4 – 2x)dx c. S žay D. S dy 4. What is the area of region A? A. s. u. D. s. u B. - s. u. C. - s. u. 5. What is the area integral for region B? A (5-)dy B. S (x²-2«)dx D. (2x – x²)dx

y = 4 (2,4) A y = 2x x = 2 B y =x (0,0) Region A is bounded by the lines y= 2x, y= 4 and the y-axis. Region B is bounded by the line y=2x and the parabola y=x². Region C is bounded by the parabola y=x² , the line x = 2 and the x-axis. 3. Which definite integral represents the area of region A? A. f (4 – 2x)dx B. (4 – 2x)dx c. S žay D. S dy 4. What is the area of region A? A. s. u. D. s. u B. - s. u. C. - s. u. 5. What is the area integral for region B? A (5-)dy B. S (x²-2«)dx D. (2x – x²)dx

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