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Homework Statement
I would like to know how to integrate a function that has y^2 in it.
Homework Equations
eg: (x^2)/5 + (y^2) +900 = 0
The Attempt at a Solution
y = ((x^2)/5 - 900)^(1/2)
Area = ∫((x^2)/5 - 900)^(1/2)
Chain rule in reverse somehow?
= (((x^2)/5 - 900)^(3/2))/(1.5)
= No idea!
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