C2 Integration (4) area between and curve and a line

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C2 Integration (4) area between and curve and a line

[@Yaywatermelomxxx]

you have just taught me C2 integration. I have missed all the lessons at school as I have been in hospital but you have made it so much easier to try and catch up! thank you so much for these videos

[@anshumanarya9697]

The only video i found how to visualize the shaded region

[@mmxx2287]

Thank you this was really helpful💕

[@carefull8365]

These questions are straight from the textbook☺️

[@rosette_renah]

Wow,,this was the only video i could find of area between a curve and a line,which was helpful.Thanks so much

[@bladez6972]

Hello Sir, hope I am not too late to ask this. If you still remember from this video, what was the whiteboard/presentation software used here?

[@chewaku]

I really don't understand why 3 is used for the integration instead of four as the curve hits x at 4??

[@archjanasivasuthan6252]

Hi sir. At 0:54, why is the area directly under the curve rather than the area inside, please? Thank you for this video.

[@rosep4424]

why is the integral 0 to 3 not 0 to 4 for the curve?

[@emmacavendish4540]

Because 0 to 4 doesn't fit any of the shapes used in the subtraction to get the area required.

[@rosep4424]

thanks

[@Alkalosis]

For example 2 what about that small area under the x axis

[@aisha9154]

I do Edexcel Math at GCSE. Will your tutorials still be relevant to me?

[@SuperMarley0]

LifeOfAisha no, this is A Level.

[@the81kid]

+Aisha
There are GCSE tutorial videos on his website.
mathswebsite.com/

[@olliejones543]

What about the area under the x axis

[@olliejones543]

I know ur right but do u just ignore it