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If a curve lies partially above and partially below the x-axis, how do you find the total bounded area?

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CBSE
Class 12
Mathematics
Mathematics Part - II
Application of Integrals
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If a curve lies partially abov...

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If a curve lies partially above and partially below the x-axis, how do you find the total bounded area?

1

Sum the areas directly without modification

2

Use only the area above the x-axis

3

Add the absolute values of individual areas

4

Only consider the area that is below the x-axis

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