Hi,
The TI84Plus has a Shade( function which allows you to represent the area you want to calculate.
The simplest syntax of the command is
Shade( lower_function, upper_function, Xleft, Xright, pattern, patern_resol)
where Xleft is the left limit, Xright is the right limit, pattern is
the shading pattern and pattern_resol is the resolution of the shading.
Only the area where lower_function is less than upper_function is
shaded. Unfortunately this command does give the value of the shaded
area.
To find the area between two curves
Hope it helps.
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Actually the simplest syntax for Shade( is
Shade( lower_function, upper_function, Xleft, Xright).
Wether you put in the fnInt( function Y1-Y2, or Y2-Y1 depends on your problem. You do not need to use the X coordinates of the intersection points, just two limits for the interval over which you are calculating the between-curves area.
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