Area under the curveHard
Question
Area bounded by the curves y =
and √y = |x - 1| is -
and √y = |x - 1| is -Options
A.2
(
- (x - 1)2)dx
(
- (x - 1)2)dxB.2
(√x - x2) dx
(√x - x2) dxC.2
(
- (2-x)2)dx
(
- (2-x)2)dxD.

Solution

y =
and √y = |x - 1|both curves intersect at (0, 1), (1, 0) and (2, 1)
required area = 2
(y2 - y1) dx ⇒ ⇒ A = 2
[
- (x - 1)2]dx ...... (1)= 2

Apply
f(x)dx =
f(a + b - x)dx in (1)⇒ A = 2
[
-(2 - x)2]dxRequired area can also be calculated as
2
(y4 - y3)dx= 2
[
- (x - 1)2]dx
Apply
f(x)x =
f(a + b - x)dx⇒ A = 2
[√x - x2]dxCreate a free account to view solution
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