Horizontal area between curves | Applications of definite integrals | AP Calculus AB | Khan Academy

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We can use a definite integral in terms of _ to find the horizontal area between curves of two functions of _.
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[@alexcaffri9091]

7:45 when you wanna scroll down but you realize were working in terms of Y so you gotta scroll right

[@caterry005]

Or swap all the x's and y's and do it the usual way!

[@gameseeker6307]

This fries my brain

[@billywhyte7410]

does anyone know what level of maths this is for us in the uk ie- as level or A level etc... many thanks

[@benwalsh896]

It would be a somewhat difficult question in Integral Calculus I think

[@abhishekshankar1136]

this is okay level...

[@bne869]

Starwsrs

[@Kenji-ug5bo]

Nice teaching but why does he repeat one word like a thousand times hahahahaha 😂😂😂😂

[@ahmedyehia9560]

😒how do you know which function has a bigger x values

[@manish3889]

I also have this question ? :p

[@DominikJuric]

Just look at the value of the two functions at a certain point for between -2 and 3. Maybe y=0 then you see what value is higher f(0)=11 and g(0) = -1.

[@ahmedyehia9560]

Manish Gupta thanks alot

[@ahmedyehia9560]

Davis Turpen thanx
very helpful

[@akashchatterjee12]

You don't have to know, if the final answer comes negative then your assumption was wrong.