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Integrating x3 + 4x - 3.6 will give an expression for the area under the curve; then, given limits, the actual area can be calculated. So, to find the area under that curve bounded by x=a and x=b (and the x-axis, y=0), evaluate the definite integral:

a∫b x3 + 4x - 3.6 dx = [x4/4 + 2x2 - 3.6x]ab

= [(b4/4 + 2b2 - 3.6b) - (a4/4 + 2a2 - 3.6a)]

which would then be evaluated for the given values of a & b.

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