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Identify each expression and value that represents the area under the curve y=x^2+4 on the interval [-3,2]

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The area under a graph is given by the integral of that function, evaluated in the interval of interest:


\displaystyle \int_(-3)^2 x^2+4\;dx = \left[(x^3)/(3)+4x\right]_(-3)^2 = \left[(2^3)/(3)+4\cdot 2\right]-\left[((-3)^3)/(3)+4\cdot(-3)\right] = \left[(8)/(3)+8\right]-\left[-9-12\right] = (32)/(3)+21 = (95)/(3)

User Srikrishna Sallam
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Answer:


((95)/(3))

Explanation:

Equation that represents curve is

y = x² + 4

and we have to find the area

under the curve in the interval of [-3, 2] will be

area =
\int\limits^2_ {-3} \,x^(2)+4 dx

=
[(x^(3) )/(3)+4x ]^(2) _(-3)

=
(1)/(3)[x^(3)]^2_(-3) +4[x]^2_-3

=
(1)/(3)[(2)^3(-3)^3]+4[(2)-(-3)]

=
(1)/(3)[8+27]+4[2+3]

=
(1)/(3)(35)+20

=
((95)/(3))

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