Thread: Limits: Graphs & Finding Areas Of A region.

i really do understand limits, but once it comes to finding the area of a shaded region of a graph, i get lost.

for example:
f(x) = 9 - x^2

the shaded region is the exact left part of the parabola, from x=0 and x=3

i try to understand the book, but it loses me even faster...any tips in solving this?

thanks

Originally Posted by >_<SHY_GUY>_<

i really do understand limits, but once it comes to finding the area of a shaded region of a graph, i get lost.

for example:
f(x) = 9 - x^2

the shaded region is the exact left part of the parabola, from x=0 and x=3

i try to understand the book, but it loses me even faster...any tips in solving this?

thanks

I hope that you will understand this

all i remember is that my teacher mentioned derivitives...after that i couldnt keep up...