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Find the area bounded by the curves `x^(2)+y^(2)=4, x^(2)=-sqrt(2)y` and x = y.

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Also the line y = x passes through `A(–sqrt( 2), – sqrt(2))`
therefore` Required area = shaded + dotted
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