Find the length of the curve 16x³ = y² for 0≤x≤ 2. A. In(73) - 1 B. (73³/2 - 1) 1 54 C. 123/21 D. √12 1 E. (973/2 - 1)
Find the length of the curve 16x³ = y² for 0≤x≤ 2. A. In(73) - 1 B. (73³/2 - 1) 1 54 C. 123/21 D. √12 1 E. (973/2 - 1)
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