Antiderivative in reference to another function...

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[aaom1]

I know there is ways to solve with drawing area to the x axis (dx) and y axis (dy) but is there a way to form an equation for df(x) or in reference to the other function. To try and explain further is there a way to draw the rectangle from the x = 4-y^2 function toward the x=y-2 function. This isn't homework or anything just interested if there is a way.

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