Calculus 1 Lecture 5.1: Finding Area Between Two Curves

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  • @GodsNode
    @GodsNode 5 лет назад +237

    0:00 Setup
    14:40 Ex 1
    21:40 Ex 2
    38:50 Ex 3
    42:00 Ex 4
    51:50 Ex 5
    1:00:19 Ex 6 (in terms of y AND x)
    - 1:07:45 What are you integrating w/respect to? The hard way.
    1:27:23 The easy way

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    • @taekwondotime
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      *TIP:* In Calculus 3, these concepts will be extended to find the area between 3-D surfaces and 3-D objects.

    • @taekwondotime
      @taekwondotime 4 года назад +1

      TIP: @36:00 It helps to separate the constants from the variables when you go to evaluate the integral. For the first term in the integral, begin by writing 1/2 x^2 instead of x^2/2. That way you can pull out the 1/2 and be left with evaluating 3^2 - (-2)^2 which is much easier. You get 9 - 4 which equals 5 and then you multiply by 1/2 to get 5/2. Every time you see a constant, get rid of it before plugging in your bounds to evaluate and you'll make the math a whole lot easier and save yourself from doing the same work over and over again. :)

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      @vishalkaranam 3 года назад +1

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  • @taekwondotime
    @taekwondotime 4 года назад +6

    *TIP:* @36:00 It helps to separate the constants from the variables when you go to evaluate the integral. For the first term in the integral, begin by writing 1/2 x^2 instead of x^2/2. That way you can pull out the 1/2 and be left with evaluating 3^2 - (-2)^2 which is much easier. You get 9 - 4 which equals 5 and then you multiply by 1/2 to get 5/2. Every time you see a constant, get rid of it before plugging in your bounds to evaluate and you'll make the math a whole lot easier and save yourself from doing the same work over and over again. :)

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    0:46:00, IMO, if x^3-x is an odd function, the net signed area is 0, and total area is 1/2.

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    At 58:28 he says if the cars pass each other (or I guess if the velocities pass each other since that's what's in the graph), you'd have to make separate integrals for each interval. That's *NOT* true. That would be the case if we wanted to know just the abstract concept of the total area between those curves, but in order to get the final distance between the cars, net signed area is actually what we want. In the real world, it is true that if one car is faster than the other and then vice versa, the distance between them "cancels out", just like net signed area. If we actually did separate integrals and got the total area, we'd get the wrong answer. That wouldn't be the distance between the cars.

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    @honeyraj9302 2 года назад +1

    1:12:35
    Why doesn't he use y=(x-2) in the first equation
    x=(x-2)^2
    it gives the same value of co ordinates (4,2) (1,-1)

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    Book mark - 46:44

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  • @uiticus
    @uiticus 8 лет назад +1

    At 6:30 the area between 2 curves is the difference between the 2 integrals of the respective functions. Why would not the C get involved in this case, since the C value is different for these 2 functions?

    • @uiticus
      @uiticus 8 лет назад +1

      Yes, I know. Thank you.

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