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    This document discusses various formulas for calculating area using integral calculus, including: - Area entirely above or below the x-axis in rectangular coordinates - Area partly above and below the x-axis in rectangular coordinates - Area between two curves using vertical or horizontal strips - Area in polar coordinates - Area of a plane curve in rectangular, parametric, or polar form - Centroid of an area using vertical or horizontal strips The document provides the general formulas for calculating each type of area.

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    This document discusses various formulas for calculating area using integral calculus, including: - Area entirely above or below the x-axis in rectangular coordinates - Area partly above and below the x-axis in rectangular coordinates - Area between two curves using vertical or horizontal strips - Area in polar coordinates - Area of a plane curve in rectangular, parametric, or polar form - Centroid of an area using vertical or horizontal strips The document provides the general formulas for calculating each type of area.

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    Application ICal

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    This document discusses various formulas for calculating area using integral calculus, including: - Area entirely above or below the x-axis in rectangular coordinates - Area partly above and below the x-axis in rectangular coordinates - Area between two curves using vertical or horizontal strips - Area in polar coordinates - Area of a plane curve in rectangular, parametric, or polar form - Centroid of an area using vertical or horizontal strips The document provides the general formulas for calculating each type of area.

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    Integral Calculus - Application

    Rome Senpai
    Plane Area in Rectangular Coordinates
     Area entirely above the x-axis

    where:
    A = area
    a = lower limit
    b = upper limit
    y = height
    dx = differential width

    General formula:
    Plane Area in Rectangular Coordinates
     Area entirely below the x-axis

    where:
    A = area
    a = lower limit
    b = upper limit
    y = height
    dx = differential width

    General formula:
    Plane Area in Rectangular Coordinates
     Partly above and below the x-axis

    where:
    A = area
    a = lower limit
    b = upper limit
    y = height
    dx = differential width

    General formula:
    Area between two curves
     Vertical Strip where:
    A = area
    a = lower limit
    b = upper limit
    yi = height i
    xi = width i
    dx = differential width

    General formula:
    Area between two curves
     Horizontal Strip where:
    A = area
    a = lower limit
    b = upper limit
    yi = height
    xi = width
    dy = differential height

    General formula:
    Area in Polar Coordinates
    where:
    A = area
    r = radius
    α = lower limit
    β = upper limit
    dϴ = differential angle
    of the incremental
    area

    General formula:
    Area of the Plane Curve
     In Rectangular form: where:
    A = area
    ds = differential slope
    dx = differential x
    dy = differential y

    General formula:
    Area of the Plane Curve
     In Parametric form: where:
    A = area
    ds = differential slope
    dx = differential x
    dy = differential y
    dt = differential time

    General formula:
    Area of the Plane Curve
     In Polar form: where:
    A = area
    r = radius
    dѲ = differential Angle
    dr = differential radius

    General formula:
    Centroid of the Plane Area
     Vertical Strip
    where:
    dA = ydx
    Since the limit is from x1 to x2, express y in terms of x:

    y = yupper – ylower

    General formula:
    Centroid of the Plane Area
     Horizontal Strip
    where:
    dA = xdy
    Since the limit is from y1 to y2, express x in terms of y:

    x = xupper – xlower

    General formula:
    Centroid of the Plane Area
     Horizontal Strip
    where:
    dA = xdy
    Since the limit is from y1 to y2, express x in terms of y:

    x = xupper – xlower

    General formula:

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