The regions bounded by the graphs of y = 6x and y = 5x²regions?AB[² (6z — (52²³ - 2³)) dzSo-[² (6 x − (5x² − x³)) dr +-3Sy((5x² – x³) – 6x) dx15+10+5+O+23Xx³ are shaded in the figure above. The graphs intersect at x = 0, x = 2, and x = 3. Which of the following gives the sum of the areas of the shaded ASoD(6(6x — (5x² – x³)) dx-6 (62-(52²-2³)) dx + ((5x² – 2³) - 6z) dz[² drSoB2©©33[(52²-2³)dz + f Grdz3dx5x²6zdz + (52²-2³) d=[² d²6xdx

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