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The area bounded by the curve `y" "=" "x" "|" "x" "|` , x-axis and the ordinates `x" "=" "" "-1` and `x" "=" "1` is given by (A) 0 (B) `1/3` (C) `2/3` (D) `4/3` [Hint : `y=x^2` if `x" ">" "0` and `y=-x^2` if `x" "<" "0` ].

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area=`int_-1^0ydx+int_0^1ydx`
=`int_-1^0-x^2dx+int_0^1x^2dx`
=`(-x^3/3)_-1^0+(x^3/3)_0^1`
=`|-1/3|+1/3`
=`2/3 unit^2`
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