R. K. MALIK'S NEWTON CLASSES JEE (MAIN & ADV.), MEDICAL + BOARD, NDA, IX & X Enjoys unparalleled reputation for best results in terms of percentage selection www.newtonclasses.net UNIT - 23 : DEFINITE INTEGRATION & ITS APPLICATIONS [JEE - MAIN CRASH COURSE] Limits Using Definite Integration Jira = im nD Heth), where ah = b ‘when f+ 0,1 > e, Now in special case let a= 0 and b= I then we have Fundamental Theorem of Integral ‘Calculus Theorem: Let f be continuous function defined on the closed interval [a,b] and F be an anti- derivative of f, then f ‘fade = (FO)? = FO) ~ F(a), where a and b are called the limits of integration, a being a lower or inferior and being the upper or superior limit Notes: © If fix) is not defined at x = a and x = b and defied in open imeral (a, 6) then f° ands can be evaluated . it fP}cyaccd then the eaeaion As) = 0 has at least one root lying in (a, 6) provided f is a continuous function in (a, b). Inf yede, the tanetion f needs 10 be well defined and continuous in [a, ). For instance, the consideration of definite imegral sc? -1)% dvisemonon ete neon {expressed by fl) = x(a? —1)!? isnot defined in a portion -1 * ey WZ Fig 2 . Perea aaa ages where Ay, region. ‘As, Ay, As are the areas of the shaded Properties of definite integrals Change of dummy variable: Jreoac= fot Intechangng fii Jireoa=-ff roar Split of its frend =[rede+ f’ rooae. where ¢ may lie inside or outside the interval [a,b]. This property to be useful when function is in piecewise definition for.x € (a, b) or when {fix) is discontinuous or non-differentiable at 4 PP reade= "ta rb—nér 5. yans= ff foodee ff p20 as te 0 if fQa FR) (des fs 2[f fords if fea-9= fl) Important result aa pe eft Jf tonsnaae = [P"opcosxte= Loe{ +) 6. If x) is discontinuous at x = a, then Jp fonde= ff ra-9+ flas olde [Lferd=0-af) (b-ax+aae Sree 0, if flx)is odd, ie, f(-2)=-fla) [2f, fend, if f(a) iseven.ie. f(-0)= fo) 1A sand uncon ten 9) = fn [U rmac= nf d(a).dx, where “7” isthe period of the function and m ¢ J, ie. flx + 1) =A "fay dr= io =m) Jf fo) de. where “7 isthe petiod of the function and m, & 1 [0% feo ae [Pycande where “Tis the period of the function and n € 1 Leibniz’s Rule If fis continuous function on [a, b] and u(x) and v(x) are differentiable functions of x whose values lie in [2, 6] then Inequalities 1. If at every point x of an interval [a, b] the inequalities g(x) $f (x) < h (2) are fulfilled then i (x) des Prods fimoacaceUNIT - 23 : DEFINITE INTEGRATION & ITS APPLICATIONS [JEE~ MAIN 2019 CRASH COURSE] If mis the least value (global minimum) and M + Jot is the greatest value (global maximum) of the 3. Ir Fonds) $ Sire idx function fix) on the interval [a,b] (estimation of an integral). Then m(b ~ a) < iff fix) de a) is given by A= fP peades [? yee The area bounded by the straight lines x= a,x =b (aa)is given by self ss] =| f° rons] [i sooae—[? ponds (9) The are bounded by y= f(x) and y = gla), aSx $b, when they intersect at x= c € (a,b) is given by A=]! |soo-atvler + Jf re stanas f° woy= fanas Fg? Curve tracing To find the approximate shape of a curve, the followi procedure is adopted in order: 1. Symmetry Symmetry about a-axis: If all the powers of “5” im the equation are even then the curve is symmetrical about the x-axis, eg, y* = ax. Symmetry about y-axis: If all the powers of “y" in the equation are even then the curve is symmetrical about the y-axis, x" =-4ay. Symmetry sbout both axis: If all the powers fof “x” and "in the equation are even, the curve is symmetrical about the axis of “2” as well as “y", egea’ + y= at Symmetry about the line y = x: If the ‘equation of the curve remains unchanged on interchanging “x” and “y", then the curve is symmetrical about the line y= x, €.8...° +" = 30: Find the points where the curve crosses the x-axis and the y-axis, Find dy/dr and examine if possible the intervals when f(x) is increasing or decreasing and also stationary points. Examine what happens to “y” when x > = or Some standard area 1, Area bounded by y = sin x, 0 ur fle? (ede =, en @1 par per @2 Oz Ox4 @ mM is equal 10 @o 5 oF fuses si (a4 (2 @©2 @o [fests 4 is eual to 0 @-1 (b) 0 © @ax pant oy sade SP scar = @7 4 | WO * ete Mo a a 1 It fF afisinsyde= AJ” sisinx)ds, then A is @F wr 0 Wr" AF feo = y= 79 sala ld and in tym fated ape. ten te ae of Ii 1h) or 4 ©2 foi 7 pages of 2 OF wf ©xo @% 4 2 dx equals ec lo fain x + Joos x 5 © Zw zm @ @ 4 i Office.: 606 , 6" Floor, Hariom Tower, Circular Road, Ranchi-1, Ph.: 0651-2562523, 9835506812, 8507613968, NEWTONCLASSR. K. MALIK’S NEWTON CLASSES 18. hfta b= 2) = fio. then fx f(a) sequal a . @ © © @ Le Su wr fSet den FB =. eno fe possible values of kis @ 16) 63 @ 64 Gd) IS If fy) =e. 0) = yy > 0 and Fa) = {sen (ye-1 @l-e @etl B fia dita fla? ay = foes 240° de, then WAPK Oh>hOH>hO hah Let f R > R be a differentiable function having f2) = 6.2) 1. Then tim (6) 4° ar ‘equals 8 re x-2 (a) 36 (b) 24 18 @) 12 The vate of [7S ae a> 0 @= wax jr @ 2 2 @I2 32 @2 Wi [teem + cot + 3 des egua to oF @ : cas 2 © = @ 24 7 2 2 The value of fftsrenas. @ > 1. where [x] denotes the greatest integer not exceeding x is (@) afla) ~ (ff) + f2) + 8 + Alay) () [al fla) ~ (f01) + f2) + ++ fla) © [a) fla) ~ (1) + f2)+ + fad} (@) aflla)) - (A) + 2) + + fa) Let Fe =f) +/( 4), where 9 = f° ‘Then Fe) equals @o ®1 Oz o@t 2 * 1 Me flseydrax+ [rfc a then the value of Ais @t wo @1 -@-t 2 2 Let (0, =) + Rand Fo2)y= g Flt) dt. FP) = 2 (1 + 2, then (4) equals, @s wo 4@ 2 1 The integral [? |¢27 + Jog( 142) dx is equal se ae (a to (where [1 represents greatest integer function) @+ 0 1 @ 2+ 2 2 Office.: 606 , 6” Floor, Hariom Tower, Circular Road, Ranchi-1, Ph.: 0651-2562523, 9835508812, 8507613968, NEWTONCLA\ DSNUNIT-2: 33. IT (om, n) = Let fis) = "Joe Then the ea ots of the equation x? (0) = 0 are @ #1 (b) 212 ott (@) O and 1 2 flmaser dim me R then Tomndis “® @) —*_ Nim +1), n= 1) +m (bo) "Mm +. (n= DL nel © 2+ oo T+m 14m @ 22 p+), @-0) Tem” T+ The value of te nega J OE Aa is ws ©3 @s Let el [iS ae Tn which one of the following is true? 2 2 @)1> 2 ands >2 @)1< 2andsc2 @r> 5 lee 2 2 0) 1< Zandiy> 2 \ (4) 1> Zand J <2 © 3 @ 3 Let p(x be a function defined on R such that p') = p'(1 ~ 2), for all x € (0, 1), p(0) = 1 and pil) 1 241. Then f'p(a) dé equals Jprcnaeen 2 OM @21 wa Blog (+x Blog +2) 4 ig 1 orn The vats of fi (a) log 2 © = tog2 @) = tog 2 ge ) = tog, I gts) = [eos r dr then gtx + =) equals: (@) ge) + em) (b) g@) - s@) DEFINITE INTEGRATION & ITS APPLICATIONS |. The value of im E— MAIN 2019 CRASH COURSE] @ @ a(n) (© at) ‘The value of the integral [C(#nttt wet z @o ) Z4 2 # oz 2 © Bas Let [-1, 2] > (0, ») be a continuous function ‘such that fix) = fl — x) for all x € [- 1, 2]. Let Ry = fPafiyde- and, be the area of the region bounded by y = f(x), x =~ 1, x = 2, and the xaxis. Then (@) Ry = 2R, (©) R= 3k) (6) 2R, = Ry (@) 38 = Ry 1 fy) 3nde ‘f2) is @0 1 ©2 @3 + phe ~ B, then the value of or 1 1 a) 0 h»> ot @ oF OF The value of Sr patd- ot, is (are) ie? @ 2-2 wo 2 09 w J, roots eal vo @ $f, (FO)- fede ) \e (+ fi-xide © i (f)- f-x)de © Ef Gene sends 606 , 6" Floor, Hariom Tower, Circular Road, Ranchi-1, Ph.: 0651-2562523, 9835508812, 8507613968 NEWTONCLASSR. K. MALIK’S NEWTON CLASSES The value of f°. S (a) W2—(b) WA (0) -W2_ (4) -4 Let g(x) be differentiable on R and 1 — sin), where 1 € (0 2) ‘Thea the value 1 (@) mone of these Mae) = fea tone ae [rea (@) g&2) ~ 3) (© g)-3 (b) ate) + 8G) @) gee) ~ 3e(x) iG Let RO) O and 0 P= 5, ten te value of 4) equals (@)2in3 (b)In10 (yin 11 (@) 31nd ets S de equals i; de eg wf mete 1 @ fe 7 7° ta oe |. The value of the definite integral 1 = avrg Seat (@) 22n (b) \2n 2" d) 4x sf @ ve b) 2 ©) We @ V2e x a flawed SEE tn 2 ten the value of the definite integral ftan"M1—a-+2)dx ‘equals 0 @n2 © Fame 4 Ein (@ 22 © 4-2 @ tim fx" als fp on mma @1 2 @L ws 2 on IF the value of tim (x22), J7 is equal 10 ms AN then N equals G@) 124 (6) 196 (©) 106 @) 96 The value of the definite integral f.—*— is Tred + a7) (a) wid, (b) 4c) WB) IE 16 ieee 200k, hens elo @w2 © © V3. @ 2 a ro r= (cos? x) = (cos? x)dx wh Jy feos? and 1, = J (cos? x) @h=h (b) 1) = 2, © h=Sh @) 1 =3ly Let T > 0 be a fixed real number. Suppose f is 4 continuous function such that forall x © R fe . +7) = foo. 1= fsoode ten te value of i fQx)dx is etry ox ox om ‘The area bounded by the curves y = cos x and y dn betes he dines ¢ «Dad x= 3 (4v2 +1 w 42 -1 (av? +2 (@ 4N2 -2 ‘The area (in square Units) bounded by the curve 2°, the x-axis and the ordinates at x = ~2 and oF o8 © wot 2 12 4 4 Let f(x) bea non-negative continuous function such that the ares bounded by the curve y = fix), seaxisand the ordinates x = # and x= B> is 4 4 (sin & compe V2 p). Then {) i Office.: 606 , 6” Floor, Hariom Tower, Circular Road, Ranchi-1, Ph.: 0651-2562523, 9835508812, 8507613968, NEWTONCLASSUNIT - 23 : DEFINITE INTEGRATION & ITS APPLICATIONS [JEE~ MAIN 2019 CRASH COURSE] @ (f-4 ) ®) (E+ p-1) © ( 5.8) @ (1-4 2) ‘The area of the region enclosed by the curves y ey = © and the positive xaxis is 5 1 (2 sq, units b) + sq. units ) > 4 ® 54 (©) 1 sq, units © 3 sq-units J. Let the straight line x= b divides the area enclosed by y= (1 =x), y =0, and x =0 into two parts Ry (SxS b) and R, (6 < x 1) such that Ry ~ Rp = 1 then b equals 4 3 1 1 f@) ry ) 7 «© 3 . The area enclosed between the curve y = log, (x +e) and the coordinate axes is @2 1 ©4 @3 “The parabolasy*= 4x and = dy divide the square region bounded by the lines x = 4, » = 4 and the coordinate axes. If 5), Sy. Sy are respectively the areas of thee pars numbered from top to bottom, then §,: S328) 18 @1:2:3 (b) 12221 @ iat @2:1:2 ‘The are enclosed between the curves)? = x and yehlis 1 o! 2 @ wt of @F i @t MG ‘The area of the closed figure bounded by 2 < r= 2and f +2 £51 re abn nists 2x-l, x21 (@) 16 ‘sq. units, 10 0) sq. units 3 aan B 1 Co) sa, mits sq its Value of the parameter a such that the area ‘bounded by y = a? 2? + ax + 1, coordinate axes and the line x= 1, attains its least value, is equal to 1 1 @ unit b) —1 sq, units (1 sq. units (6) - > sq. unis 3 fo) -3 sq, units @) -1 54. units )-3 4 4 ‘Area bounded by » and x-axis is (@) 27 sq. units (©) 2sq, units The area bounded by y (a) J241 sq. units (b) V2-1 sq, units (© 2-V2 sq, units (a) none of these ‘The afta enclosed by the curves + 2 and x-axis is B 3 a) = oy Or os @s (© none of these 2 ‘The area bounded by the curves y = f(x), the x-axis and the ordinates x = 1 and x= b is (b - 1) x sin (3b + 4). Then fix) is (a) (x ~ 1) cos Gx + 4) (b) sin (r+ 4) (© sin (Gx + 4) + 30 - 1) cos Gr + 4) (@) none of the above The area bounded by the curves y = [x] ~ 1 and y =-bl+ is G@) 139, units (6) 2sq, unis (©) 2V2 sq. units (€) 4 sq. units ‘The area bounded by the curves y= Vx, 2y +3 = x, and acaxis in the 1st quadrant is (@) 9 sq, unis (b) 27H 4 (©) 368q. units (4) 9 sq. uni “The area enclosed between the curves y x= ay" (a> 0) is 1 sq. unit, then the value of a @u3 wR O11 WB The area enclosed by the curve C: y= 9= x7 (20) and the xaxis is @3 oo ©R @15 . Ifthe area enclosed by the curve y= Vx and x =~ Jy the circle + y? = 2 above the x-axis x x Or &F Om WF 606 , 6" Floor, Hariom Tower, Circular Road, Ranchi-1, Ph.: 0651-2562523, 9835508812, 8507613968 NEWTONCLASSR. K. MALIK'S NEWTON CLASSES 79, The area bounded by the curves y=Vi—x? and yer -xis 81, The area of the plane region bounded by the curves x4 2y? = 0 and x + 3y' = 1 is equal 0 2 4 @S wt ©2 @ 3 3 i 1 a) 1 2 @1 @i @ 2 OF OF 3 3 ). The area of the region bounded by the parabola (y= 2)? = x~ 1, the tangent to the parabola at the point (2, 3) and the x-axis is @3 o6 ©9F WR SOLUTIONS 1m) P_-# p< tg (a Gi UP + 2x Gril lo 1+ cosasin =e Ge ee ee Xe Treen = rt 20) Sine e153 = /1s7s9 => 4sr43<12 + 1s fer 338 asans for te 2 ; - (ee + ee isan! 2 28 esp of = 4s pibee x48 TF 42teosa sin (where tan = 1) 2 s 30) Sie a a) foe 500) er thar (cant9 tanta) a0 5 = ffite-sndes fe andr L 1 sar old gla =} lo n = flea fam se = loge _/fl_slosx 4, ) fa) + fea = Let fica) = a+ fla) * rg(x(l side a J, 0-80-00) = JE a- nec —ayae he JF at -sone tent (ie -f. a ge 81 cos" x 1+ 00s? x a0s4f Ma 0 1+ cos? x 4 (7 @cz sine =), 0 T+ cos" xx) cae Ne Feats oan {™ SE ge af IN lo T+ c0s? x 0 1+ cos? x 174) Let — io fs _ feosx + Jain x ‘Adding (i) and (ii) w= faci Hence I = m4 2 . . ©) T= fl vende ftssi0+o nae + = flare nies )—Card— mide + = [ila +b-wfoode wees eet Office.: 606 , 6” Floor, Hariom Tower, Circular Road, Ranchi-1, Ph.: 0651-2562523, 9835508812, 8507613968, NEWTONCLA\ DSNITE INTEGRATION & ITS APPLICATIONS 1910 fe [2 a, pig? = 10 tt 3 When x= 1, ¢= 1; when x= 4, freee a 43 sine dt eae Ss = 64 [oben a = [4 rear — Fy fa tes 6 21a) We be) = sO) =yry>0 FO = [i pe-yeordy 21.0) tim Yt at 22(a)For 0 0 “i Adding (and Gi. 1 oa. ge a(1\(2) « [P" conta de 2\() I= m2 2540) tim [a= w= Hen mikem (J) [isso Pe Putting x? When x = 0, so that 2x dr = dt 0. When x= 1, r= 1 Required limit ec? ca 5 Jose 1 Jean ris = fant = zltanaly = tant -0) Ading () end (@, 20 = [Lae = (aif= Hence I= 3? Office.: 606 , 6" Floor, Hariom Tower, Circular Road, Ranchi-1, Ph.: 0651-2562523, 9835506812, 8507613968, NEWTONCLA\ DSNR. K. MALIK'S NEWTON CLASSES 2740) Let = [ie +m) + cos? (x + 3a] de Putx + m=4so that dx = dt then == 2 1 [Prost + ama = [Rl sorle 2042 [cost rat = fa reos2nde Sho= 24 ze 2AbyLet r= [Cx] se) de a> 1 a r= f*Tqre Let + h, where [a] ftarea = fread foreadcrne [Ea -nrtenaes farce 1R2) = AU] + 2093) = f2) + os + = 1) IRB) = fk =D) + Ki +) ~ 0) AN) = FO) = 3) ~~ A) + Ife hy {eal fla) ~ (1) +92) + ~~ + Aad) pilose, pisos 294d) Fon = f° ears reat In the 2nd integral let = Ly T rt ¥ hT+e ? = Fee [Pita (=P 2) ° Pe ee = [reas [PEt h Ter Aiden §/'8 ae = (og? 1 8D Reo=1 2 3040) Given [*jayai=x+f'rseode Differentiate both sides wnt.“ fo) = 1+ O- xf) *. we get At = 14) Weave Fo) = J" fond 2 FP foe Differentiate both sides wit 2x43 fe) 2c = fezi+in fe) ty x", we get Putting x = 2, we get (1 0< x< =) 3 wate d 294 a 2 fray 224) [ife wos 12 a a] P85 = [Bee fie = A+B (say) ner = a = ff eaaes [Pina - ft Po =x, B=0 [+ log e ‘) is an odd function} rx 1 1 Given integral = A = B = — 1 i 2 3340) Given, fi) = [2-7 dr Office.: 606 , 6” Floor, Hariom Tower, Circular Road, Ranchi-1, Ph.: 0651-2562523, 9835508812, 8507613968, NEWTONCLA\ DSNp INTEGRATION & ITS APPLICATIONS yp-2 Also given x7 - f' = #-pe aoe 42-220 (+2) 07-1) =0 2-150 [is 2 +2 = 0 is not possible as « is real] Yeloretl 1 34,6) Fim, m) = J nce) 149 ml ae aa ahrtatet Nat — A Mm DD) 35.(b) Let 1 = We know that for 1.<.x< log, x-<0 and hence re $8 <9 and for i 0 and hence log. 9 ar a [oee2*]) Af aos. wf [a9 E— MAIN 2019 CRASH COURSE] 37.0) pe) = p' - 2) = piy=-p(l-n+e pO) =-P(+e = 42> Now p(x) =-p(-x) +42 = pa) +p (I~ =42 T= floarde = [ipa-ndr = ferra a = I-20 38.(b) We have Putting x = tand, we get z inf" sts ims eaten = afr log(l + tan@)d0 18 1-tand stand to( + = 8 (log 2) => 21 = 2m log? log? 39.(a) glx) = Spo tdt Office.: 606 , 6" Floor, Hariom Tower, Circular Road, Ranchi-1, Ph.: 0651-2562523, 9835506812, 8507613968, NEWTONCLA\ DSNR. K. MALIK'S NEWTON CLASSES = 20) + [Feast rat 0 (osing the property of periodic function) = a) + 800) 40.(0) rode +m( E25) nie = [Ee eoente fn E*) on a 22 [Poona = 2a? sin x + 2x cos x ~ 2 sin aly" 2 =2 [= 4 410.8, = [vena @-1-nf2-1-nd 2 = flan» mv = [50-9 saya 2 Hence 28, = f° fods= 40 fe) 30 dena? 7 = fx nin (dt +4 im IML) 50a) Lind+s) 1 x903e (x44) 12 43.00) tim f° 44.0) fe ~ 425 +5x4 427 44— tide een 3 7 480009 = Lye sat fo) fom = fi footer wipe a FL Ler+ F904 10)-F) = Ef" vers seanacs df" 09 = sends = [fuer sonar as f(x) + f-x) is even and x) ~ ft-x) is odd 46.(b) Putting x = a sin @, d= a cos 6 d8, when x = 0, = 0; when x =a, sin O= m2 ‘The given integral 7 1 [see cos 8.48 Sind +080 ; cx(Le-o}e eat) wa[ie a) Ea) posses Adding (i) and (ii), we get aay? 4 Des 2 47.(a) We have 2 s(@)dx = (1 - sin) @ Differentiating both the sides of () with respect to “P, we get 0 Gin") (sin 1) (C08 1) = ~cos = etsin = sin? Putting 1 = = in (ii), we get r= % in Gip, we get a Office.: 606 , 6” Floor, Hariom Tower, Circular Road, Ranchi-1, Ph.: 0651-2562523, 9835508812, 8507613968, NEWTONCLA\ DSNfafa =) —10) 4940 We owe [2 ene! aas Pur P%=y = 2f(21) edt = dy es me ww Yfoes = [a fd Hence 4) =n 1 wadee 10 +e" soca [Pe sans aes puns = seldx = dt wfe-0e SL0 T= ["(@—2)Virlosal de 21 = nf" csieteosxias > anf” Sisco ac Fo na) cosas * ee aor 0 P= dnx+ 1) de = 2 dt [ott ane fy AA nave 5240) put x In.x 53a) I = framta -x+xr) de 5400) tim 2 Pooranes! lim — nso 1+ (/n) 55:4) 1g FAVE 4 56.(b)1 = leaae {ss {0+ 048) ‘Adding (i) and (ii) a= pt_deety Ud +e") +37) Office.: 606 , 6" Floor, Hariom Tower, Circular Road, Ranchi-1, Ph.: 0651-2562523, 9835506812, 8507613968, NEWTONCLASS "7R. K. MALIK'S NEWTON CLASSES a _4(i_«& G wired area = f' |. as hae mons nh = (3, \s r= fics! ey = a [fae [re 57a) = ne V2 | sin x | de = 100 f* 2 sin | de |sin x| is @ periodic function of period. = 100 V3 [sin x de= 1002 E e0s ak 6240) fb ,sende= Boing + conp-+ 2B FB) = B cos f+ sin B- F sin B+ V2 ‘Therefore, 2) is periodic function of period 7: Fig. 9 60.44) [*"(cosx—sinx)de + "(winx cos xd . i Sr spit wf [a 3a cosx=sinx) = 42-2 +f osx=siny = 42-2 > Pa aP ade Pash dst 606 , 6" Floor, Hariom Tower, Circular Road, Ranchi-1, Ph.: 0651-2562523, 9835608812, 8507613968 NEWTONCLASSES.NETE— MAIN 2019 CRASH COURSE] _19 6646) y? = 4x and x? = 4y meet at O(0, 0) and a a) (65.(b) Required area = fg log, (& + €) dx = Ulog, (© +6) he PP oe ade 'y = logetx * 6) Fig. 11 =@-0)- fo Stem egy ne xe =0-/° (a =0- [x-elogix +o, =0-[0-e-G-o) Office.: 606 , 6" Floor, Hariom Tower, Circular Road, Ranchi-1, Ph.: 0651-2562523, 9835506812, 8507613968, NEWTONCLASSR. K. MALIK'S NEWTON CLASSES Area is 2°” —— dr = (tan (x= D959 units 1 =D +1 Tb) y = sins; y = cos"! x and the axis if vertical strip is used. Fig. 14 Ae flee dae: [Perna yt 16 42x) +2 =0, = > suits 69.(c) ax? + ax +1 is clearly positive for all real'values of x. Area under consideration = fee sare A= flee sar ae It oczooal stip if osed i AS ff cosy-sinny finy con fs 1 ae = 2-1 72a) Required are Office.: 606 , 6 Floor, Hariom Tower, Circular Road, Ranchi-1, Ph.: 0651-2562523, 9635508812, 8507613968, NEWTONCLASSDEFINITE INTEGRATION & ITS APPLICATIONS [JEE~ MAIN 2019 CRASH COURSE] “305 (-9}-85] = 9 sq, units 76.(a) Area bounded by y? = 4ax and x" = Aby is 16ab/3). 1en area bounc y? = xa anc = yla is => Ab) = Kb ~ 1) cos (3b +4) + sin (3b + 4) , => fil) = sin Gr + 4) + 30x 1) cos Gr +4) Given 7M) Given J? f(x)ae= @ ~ 1) sin b+ 4 ‘T7Ab) Requited area = we get = -tedve 2dr = fea =9 0 Fig. 18 Required area. = 4 (shaded area in the igure) 1 a4x 5-2 75.(d) To find the area between the curves y = V 2y +3 =x and xaxis in the Ist quadrant Fig. 20 Required area is = area of one quadrant of the circle = a2 79.4a) y= @ Given curves intersect when y* = ydy-32050-90+D= = ys3 [1st quadrant) Office.: 606 , 6" Floor, Hariom Tower, Circular Road, Ranchi-1, Ph.: 0651-2562523, 9835506812, 8507613968, NEWTONCLASSR. K. MALIK’S NEWTON CLASSES 1 RA x ‘Area of semi-circle ABC = aa Area of elon ONG = fs? - nde AQ De ge 3G—ay ‘Tangent at (2, 3) is y +420 ‘Therefore, required area is 2 2 flo-2F +n fer-aay Ly? 49 1,,,8 At345 —@ = 12) =9 59, units a gtty - 0-12) =9 sqm rearea, ieee) Fig. 23 Solving the equations we get the points of intersection (-2, 1) and (-2, -1). The bounded region is shown as shaded region. ‘The required area i by ay? = 2 f(a -39)- Cay dy Belief in oneself is incredibly infectious. It generates momentum, the collective force of which far outweighs any kernel of self-doubt that may creep in, NEWTONCLASSES NET Office.: 606 , 6” Floor, Hariom Tower, Circular Road, Ranchi-1, Ph.: 0651-2562523, 9835508812, 8507613968, NEWTONCLASSES.NET