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Given that Given that = , find the area under y = and above the interval [0, a] on the x-axis (where a > 0 ) by interpreting the area as a limit of a suitable sum. A) square units B) square units C) square units D) square units E) square units = Given that = , find the area under y = and above the interval [0, a] on the x-axis (where a > 0 ) by interpreting the area as a limit of a suitable sum. A) square units B) square units C) square units D) square units E) square units , find the area under y = Given that = , find the area under y = and above the interval [0, a] on the x-axis (where a > 0 ) by interpreting the area as a limit of a suitable sum. A) square units B) square units C) square units D) square units E) square units and above the interval [0, a] on the x-axis (where a > 0 ) by interpreting the area as a limit of a suitable sum.


A) Given that = , find the area under y = and above the interval [0, a] on the x-axis (where a > 0 ) by interpreting the area as a limit of a suitable sum. A) square units B) square units C) square units D) square units E) square units square units
B) Given that = , find the area under y = and above the interval [0, a] on the x-axis (where a > 0 ) by interpreting the area as a limit of a suitable sum. A) square units B) square units C) square units D) square units E) square units square units
C) Given that = , find the area under y = and above the interval [0, a] on the x-axis (where a > 0 ) by interpreting the area as a limit of a suitable sum. A) square units B) square units C) square units D) square units E) square units square units
D) Given that = , find the area under y = and above the interval [0, a] on the x-axis (where a > 0 ) by interpreting the area as a limit of a suitable sum. A) square units B) square units C) square units D) square units E) square units square units
E) Given that = , find the area under y = and above the interval [0, a] on the x-axis (where a > 0 ) by interpreting the area as a limit of a suitable sum. A) square units B) square units C) square units D) square units E) square units square units

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