if you could explain each step that would be much appreciated
minimum point on y = e^x is at x=0 which is 1
and maximum point on y = cos (x) is at x=0 which is 1
so area between to curves is
area = area under (y = e^x) - area under (y = cos (x))
to find the area integrate both expressions with limits 0 to 1
which gives area under (y=e^x) = 1.7182
area under (y=cos(x)) = 0.8415
area between two curves = 1.7182 - 0.8415
= 0.8767 units^2
Graph Of Y Cos X
Integrate each equation the subtract the difference
Let Integral sign = S
S cos(x)dx
sin(x) from 0-1
sin(1)-sin(0) = sin(1)
S e^x dx
(e^x)/1 from 0-1
e^1 - e^0 = e -1
Use calculator to get values.
sin(1) = 0.84
e^1 - 1 = 2.72-1 = 1.72
Diff = 0.88
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minimum point on y = e^x is at x=0 which is 1
and maximum point on y = cos (x) is at x=0 which is 1
so area between to curves is
area = area under (y = e^x) - area under (y = cos (x))
to find the area integrate both expressions with limits 0 to 1
which gives area under (y=e^x) = 1.7182
area under (y=cos(x)) = 0.8415
area between two curves = 1.7182 - 0.8415
= 0.8767 units^2
Graph Of Y Cos X
Integrate each equation the subtract the difference
Let Integral sign = S
S cos(x)dx
sin(x) from 0-1
sin(1)-sin(0) = sin(1)
S e^x dx
(e^x)/1 from 0-1
e^1 - e^0 = e -1
Use calculator to get values.
sin(1) = 0.84
e^1 - 1 = 2.72-1 = 1.72
Diff = 0.88