(See) Set up the integral to compute the arc length for x^2=y, 1≤ y≤
Question: Set up the integral to compute the arc length for
\({{x}^{2}}=y,\,\,\,1\le y\le 4\)
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[See Solution] Set and simplify the integral that computes the
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[Solution Library] Find the length of the arc x=(y^4)/(8)+(1)/(4y^2)
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