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the diagram shows part of the graph of y=5 cos(x/2). find the area of the shaded regions - ibo 1997
I know how to solve these kind of problems but the x value is not given on the graph.
If the x value was give id find the area enclosed between the curve, x-axis and y-axis by differentiation, but i dont know how to start because a x value is not given.
The book answer is 10.
Please explain the steps
thanks in advance
I know how to solve these kind of problems but the x value is not given on the graph.
If the x value was give id find the area enclosed between the curve, x-axis and y-axis by differentiation, but i dont know how to start because a x value is not given.
The book answer is 10.
Please explain the steps
thanks in advance
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the diagram shows part of the graph of y=5 cos(x/2). find the area of the shaded regions - ibo 1997
I know how to solve these kind of problems but the x value is not given on the graph.
If the x value was give id find the area enclosed between the curve, x-axis and y-axis by differentiation, but i dont know how to start because a x value is not given.
The book answer is 10.
Please explain the steps
thanks in advance
the diagram shows part of the graph of y=5 cos(x/2). find the area of the shaded regions - ibo 1997
I know how to solve these kind of problems but the x value is not given on the graph.
If the x value was give id find the area enclosed between the curve, x-axis and y-axis by differentiation, but i dont know how to start because a x value is not given.
The book answer is 10.
Please explain the steps
thanks in advance
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the diagram shows part of the graph of y=5 cos(x/2). find the area of the shaded regions - ibo 1997
I know how to solve these kind of problems but the x value is not given on the graph.
If the x value was give id find the area enclosed between the curve, x-axis and y-axis by differentiation, but i dont know how to start because a x value is not given.
The book answer is 10.
Please explain the steps
thanks in advance
the diagram shows part of the graph of y=5 cos(x/2). find the area of the shaded regions - ibo 1997
I know how to solve these kind of problems but the x value is not given on the graph.
If the x value was give id find the area enclosed between the curve, x-axis and y-axis by differentiation, but i dont know how to start because a x value is not given.
The book answer is 10.
Please explain the steps
thanks in advance
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the diagram shows part of the graph of y=5 cos(x/2). find the area of the shaded regions - ibo 1997
I know how to solve these kind of problems but the x value is not given on the graph.
If the x value was give id find the area enclosed between the curve, x-axis and y-axis by differentiation, but i dont know how to start because a x value is not given.
The book answer is 10.
Please explain the steps
thanks in advance
the diagram shows part of the graph of y=5 cos(x/2). find the area of the shaded regions - ibo 1997
I know how to solve these kind of problems but the x value is not given on the graph.
If the x value was give id find the area enclosed between the curve, x-axis and y-axis by differentiation, but i dont know how to start because a x value is not given.
The book answer is 10.
Please explain the steps
thanks in advance
Do you have any pictures of the diagram?
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