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how do you find the integral of the equation sqrt(36-.22x^2) between x=0 and x=9
The integral of the equation sqrt(36 - 0.22x^2) between x=0 and x=9 can be transformed using the substitution u = (sqrt(0.22)x)/6. This leads to the integral being rewritten as (36/sqrt(0.22)) * ∫(0 to (3sqrt(0.22)/2)) sqrt(1 - u^2) du. The next step involves evaluating the integral of sqrt(1 - u^2), which is a standard integral that results in a trigonometric function.
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