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The area bounded by the curves \(x = 4 - y^2\) and the Y-axis is:
The area bounded by the curves \(x = 4 - y^2\) and the Y-axis is:
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To compute areas bounded by curves, set the integral limits based on where the curve intersects the axes, then evaluate the integral.
Updated On: Nov 28, 2025
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