The area between x^2=4-y and the lines ...

The area between `x^2=4-y ` and the lines `y=0,y=3` is :

A

`(14)/(3)`

B

`(28)/(3)`

C

`4sqrt(3)`

D

`(56)/(3)`.

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The correct Answer is:

A

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