Instead of finding the area between two curves over a given interval, we sometimes want to find the area of the region encased between two intersecting graphs. To find our limits of integration, as you will see, we begin by finding the points of intersection of the two curves. Duration: 9:00

What did you get for Example 4? Did you get 2? Well, that's wrong, so here is the video solution. In addition, Example 5 presents a case in which the graphs intersect more than twice. How are we going to tackle that one? Duration: 15:42

How will this concept appear on the AP Exam, you ask? Well, here is a calculator active Free-Response Question from 2015 requiring us to find the area bounded by two curves that intersect three times. Duration: 13:13