Hello! I have this exercise with its answer. Before the answer was displayed, I could not see the graphic. My question is, how can I determine the lower limit if I am not looking at the graphic.? It showed there, but I did not get it. Thank you.
Hello! I have this exercise with its answer. Before the answer was displayed, I could not see the graphic. My question is, how can I determine the lower limit if I am not looking at the graphic.? It showed there, but I did not get it. Thank you.
Advanced Engineering Mathematics
10th Edition
ISBN:9780470458365
Author:Erwin Kreyszig
Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig
Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes
Section: Chapter Questions
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Hello! I have this exercise with its answer. Before the answer was displayed, I could not see the graphic. My question is, how can I determine the lower limit if I am not looking at the graphic.? It showed there, but I did not get it. Thank you.

Transcribed Image Text:Find the area of the region enclosed by y = Væ + 2, and y = 5. Algebraically find the limits of
integration and round your limits of integration and answer to 2 decimal places.
The area of the encloses a region is 1
x o square units.
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We need to find the lower and upper limits:

Transcribed Image Text:We need to find the lower and upper limits:
The lower limit: x + 2 implies the + 2 > 0
lower limit = – 2
The upper limit: 5
Vz + 2
(5) = x + 2
25 – 2 = x
Upper limit = 23
%3D
23
(5 – Væ + 2)
-
23
(x + 2):
5x
3
23
2(x + 2)
5x
3
- 2
2(23 + 2)
2( – 2 + 2)ž
5(23) -
5( – 2) -
3
3
2(25)
2(0)
- 10
115
3
3
(31.666667) – ( – 10)
41.67
2.
Expert Solution

Step 1
Since region is enclosed by .
It can be seen clearly that y=5 is upper bound , that is
region is bounded above by y=5.
Now , at y-axis the value of x is zero.
So Region is bounded below by .
This is the limits when you approach through y-axis.
Now , if you approach through x-axis then then limit will be
It implies region is bounded above by x=23.
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