Find the area of the region included bet...

Find the area of the region included between the parabola `y^2=x` and the line `x+y=2` .

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(1) ` ( 1 ) / ( 3) ` sq units
(2) ` (9) / ( 2 ) ` sq units
(3) ` (1) / ( 6) ` sq units.

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