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Chapter 8: Q.87 (page 482)

How much area is in each tail?

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The area covered by each tail is a2=0.04.

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01

Introduction 

The region of a plane district or plane region alludes to the region of a shape or planar lamina, while the surface region alludes to the region of an open surface or the limit of a three-dimensional object.

02

Explanation

The rea within the tail comes from伪=0.08

The world covered by each tail is calculated as follows:

a2=0.082

a2=0.04

As a result, the full area covered by each tail isa2=0.04.

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