Original post by TheBride
1) Draw out the trig curves
2) Integrate the curve equation with respect to whichever axis bounds it. Then add limits as the two coordinates on that axis bounding it. Plug each of these numbers into your integral and subtract the second from the first.
Good luck
2) Integrate the curve equation with respect to whichever axis bounds it. Then add limits as the two coordinates on that axis bounding it. Plug each of these numbers into your integral and subtract the second from the first.
Good luck
Thanks so much
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