For the curves and on the interval

MATHEMATICS · Single correct · AP · Calculus AB · Applications of Integration · Applications of Integration

Problem

For the curves x=y3x = y^{3} and x=y2x = y^{2} on the interval 0≤y≤10 \le y \le 1, which statement correctly identifies the curve that forms the right-hand boundary of the region between the two graphs? (a) x=y3x = y^{3} is to the right of x=y2x = y^{2} for all yy in [0,1][0,1]. (b) The curves switch roles at y=23y = \dfrac23; x=y2x = y^{2} is to the right when y<23y < \dfrac23 and x=y3x = y^{3} is to the right when y>23y > \dfrac23. (c) x=y2x = y^{2} is to the right of x=y3x = y^{3} for all yy in [0,1][0,1]. (d) The curves switch roles at y=12y = \tfrac12; x=y3x = y^{3} is to the right when y<12y < \tfrac12 and x=y2x = y^{2} is to the right when y>12y > \tfrac12.

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