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i always have problem in solving area under curve problems......taking limits is really confusing.... please get me some tips relating the same for my iit exam............

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Aishwarya Sharma , 12 Years ago
Grade 12
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Jitender Singh
The best way to calculate area under any curve is following:
  • First, draw the graph of given function and mark the interval where it is positive and negative in the given limit interval in the question.
  • Then simply integrate the function over interval where it is positive and take the modulus over integral wher you are doing the intergration over interval where function is negative.
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