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Let f and g be continuous function on `alexleb` and set `p(x)=max{f(x),g(x)}` and `q(x)="min"{f(x),g(x)`}. Then the area bounded by the curves `y=p(x),y=q(x)` and the ordinates `x=a` and `x=b` is given by

A

(a)`int_(a)^b|f(x)-g(x)|dx`

B

(b)`int_(a)^(b)|p(x)-q(x)|dx`

C

(c)`int_(a)^b{f(x)-g(x)}dx`

D

(d)`int_(a)^(b){p(x)-a(x)}dx`

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