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Title: The Signed Area| (Integration) Mathematical Methods

Section: Integration

Course: Mathematical Methods: Units 1 and 2

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This video, as part of the Year 11 Mathematical Methods (Units 1 and 2) course, takes a look at what the Signed Area is when compared to the total area under a curve. I look at how to use a sine curve to demonstrate the difference between a total area and signed area and how you can use the CAS to find both (including using the Modulus Function). There are a lot of worked examples who frame the theory and they are all explained in an easy to understand way.

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