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Rumplestiltskin
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How does it work that you can subtract y2 from y1 and integrate the product within defined limits for the area of their intersection (within those limits)?
Maybe that's not the right terminology - you arrive at the area for the region bounded by both functions.
Is it just the same in practice as subtracting the integral of y2 from the integral of y1?
Maybe that's not the right terminology - you arrive at the area for the region bounded by both functions.
Is it just the same in practice as subtracting the integral of y2 from the integral of y1?