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Area Anonymous Sat Jan 30 21:54:39 2021 No.12647564 [Reply] [Original]

How do you find the area of everything under the curve and what is the area?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 30 22:02:53 2021 No.12647591 >>12647564 integrals have you taken calculus?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 30 22:03:34 2021 No.12647596 >>12647564 What does "area" mean?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 30 22:04:36 2021 No.12647600 >>12647591 No it’s not for homework. One of my Skype friends said he wanted to know the answer and I said I’d ask the smartest people I know.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 30 22:07:38 2021 No.12647617 >>12647596 Fool, you expect to be able to answer the question without defining "how" first.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 30 22:09:18 2021 No.12647624 >>12647600 Find the equation that models your curve. Then integrate. You can use wolfram as a calculator.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 30 22:13:44 2021 No.12647638 >>12647564 If you don't know the function then riemann sums

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 30 22:16:52 2021 No.12647655 >>12647564 Import the image into Autocad and measure the area in there.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 30 22:29:39 2021 No.12647700 >>12647564 just count all the points one at a time :^)

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 30 22:32:30 2021 No.12647713 >>12647564 •get an accurate scale •print out the graph •weigh the paper •cut out the part under the curve & weight that now you know how much of the chart is under the curve

Anonymous Sat Jan 30 22:58:40 2021 No.12647801
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>>12647564
Like this. Define your x-axis range (extend it to say -0.5 and +0.5. Extend y-axis to 10. Then the total area of the graph is 10 units. Count the number of pixels within this graph. Then shade everything under the curve red. Count the number of red pixels.

Area = 10 * (# of red pixels)/(# of total pixels)

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 30 23:23:57 2021 No.12647886 >>12647564 >https://math.berkeley.edu/~ehallman/math1B/TaisMethod.pdf Use Tai's method.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 30 23:25:28 2021 No.12647887 File: 279 KB, 686x527, 1611740300148.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12647600 >a mongolian basket weaving for is the "smartest people you know" Meet some smarter people bro that's fucking grim

Anonymous Sun Jan 31 10:03:51 2021 No.12649057

>>12647564
Draw a box around the curve. Then throw some darts in it. Count the number of darts under the curve and divide that by the total number of darts. Multiply with the area of the box. The result is the area under the curve. This is how physicists and engineers do it. I dunno about mathematicians or other virgins though.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jan 31 10:05:40 2021 No.12649058 >>12647564 Hehe remember that nurse who accidentally came up with integrals on her own when she was trying to figure out how to calculate the area under some kind of a diabetes-related curve?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jan 31 11:56:22 2021 No.12649318 >>12647886 based

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