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~~Beho~~

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Date Posted: 5/15/2008 12:23:14 AM Status: Live

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Thanks, could you explain how to get to the answer tho...thanks :)

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~~Beho~~

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Date Posted: 5/15/2008 12:46:32 AM Status: Live

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Sure miller, I'm sorry, I'll clarify it, and rerate, lool

First of all, you have to draw it to get an idea

Looking at the slice, it startes at y = 0 then it goes with the curve x^2 , the x has nothing to do, just to limit the y movement!!!!! so from 0 to 3 . I hope you understand it now, Good luck

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