Let T be a triangle witht vertices (0,0), (0,c^2), (c,c^2) and let R be the region between y =cx and y = x^2 where c>0. Fidn the ratio area T/ area R.
Let T be a triangle witht vertices (0,0), (0,c^2), (c,c^2) and let R be the region between y =cx and y = x^2 where c>0. Fidn the ratio area T/ area R.

Hello, Susie38!
It's a straight-forward area problem.
Exactly where does your difficulty lie?
Letbe a triangle with vertices
and letbe the region between
and
Find the ratio
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The base of the triangle is, its height is
.
. . Its area is:
The area of the parabolic segment is:
. .
Therefore: