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Area bounded by the curve `y =e^(x^2)`, x-axis and the lines `x = 1, x = 2` is given to be equal to 'a' sq.units. Area bounded by the curve `y =sqrt(ln(x))` , y-axis and the lines `y = e` and `y=e^4` is equal to

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