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i am given the equations for two ellipses:
(x^2)/3 + y^2 =1 and x^2 + (y^2)/3 =1
and am told to find the area within both.
i can just find the volume of both ellipses by taking the integral of the equations and then add them right? That's what first comes to mind when i saw this problem. Thanks!
(x^2)/3 + y^2 =1 and x^2 + (y^2)/3 =1
and am told to find the area within both.
i can just find the volume of both ellipses by taking the integral of the equations and then add them right? That's what first comes to mind when i saw this problem. Thanks!