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Find the area of the shaded region, bounded by the parabola 16y=5x^2+16 and the lines y=0, y=6, and x=5.

I broke the figure up into two parts and got 3102/5. It seems like a large answer am I correct?


Your help is greatly appreciated.

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  1. I think you have a typo. The given curve and lines do not enclose an area. Do you mean x=0. The parabola does not cross y=0 anywhere.

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