Worked example: area between curves | AP Calculus AB | Khan Academy
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The area between the graphs of functions Ä and _ can be found by taking the definite integral of Ä-_ (suppose Ä is above _).
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Don't we have to take the absolute value to find the area?
'cuz the blue curve is changing between negative and positive?
This does not make sense because x^2 -3 is not only getting the bottom half of the area but actually a bit extra because it is from -1 to 1 so wouldn't this be wrong?