Area under a Parametric Curve | Formula, Derivation, & Example
In Calculus I, we computed the area under the curve where the curve was given as a function y=f(x). Now we extend the ideas to parametric curves, coming up with a new formula based on a substitution. After deriving the formula, we apply it to a specific example.
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