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

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Is this for any f and g or only when f(x) >= g(x) in some interval ?

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If it flips midway and g(x) becomes>f(x), you need to split the integral into two and evaluate. The second half will be g(x)-f(x).

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it's for any f and g that are properties of ligma

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Area can't be negative so it doesn't matter what's larger, ur final answer should just be written in positive, just watch out for the limits you use.

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