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Tricks of Application of Integrals

The document provides a comprehensive review of key mathematical concepts related to quadrature, area between curves, average value of functions, and root mean square value. It includes various illustrations and shortcut solutions for calculating areas bounded by different curves and shapes, along with tips and tricks for problem-solving. Additionally, it contains exercises and solutions for practice in finding areas in various mathematical contexts.

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Tricks of Application of Integrals

The document provides a comprehensive review of key mathematical concepts related to quadrature, area between curves, average value of functions, and root mean square value. It includes various illustrations and shortcut solutions for calculating areas bounded by different curves and shapes, along with tips and tricks for problem-solving. Additionally, it contains exercises and solutions for practice in finding areas in various mathematical contexts.

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Application of alte 4 eel Se j Review of Key Notes and Formulae / 1. Quadrature : The process of calculating area under curve is known as Quadrature. A If rea » +] soodx \ yi x6 2. Area between Two Curves : (Upper curve - Lower curve) a= }(eoo- senders f(ya)-een)de A +](g@)-se))ax 3. Average Value of the Function The average value of a function ) defined as (x) wert x over an interval x € [a, 6] is * J fenae sf 4 Average value can be positive, negative or zero. Joe baa 4, Root Mean Square (rms) Value of a Funetion Area of the region bounded by y? = 4ax & x? = 4by is A “ sq. Units Illustration 1 The area enclosed between the curves y = ax? and x = ay* (a > 0) is 1 sq. unit. Then value of ‘a’ is [AIEEE 2004] @ Short-cut solution : 1 Using T-1] y7 = (4): and x? = aq) a Hence, 4 = 16 yd 1 q= Leg mits 3 4a 4a WB TIPS AND TRICKS: (T-2) wat Area of the region bounded by y2= dar & y= nor+ Cis 4-22 59, units m Mlustration 2 The area of the region bounded by) to x and y~x—2 in sq. units is equal @ Short-cut solution : (Using Tag _ 72 (1) Hence, A= 4 = x( m (i) SOWA Pee) 80? Area of the region bounded by y? = 4a & y= mx is A= a sq. units 3m Illustration 3 Find the area of the region bounded by 7? = 8x and y = 2x in sq. units @B Short-cut solution : (Using T-3] «-2,m 2 Area of the region bounded by x2 = 4by & y= mx + Cis 4= 722m? sq. units Illustration 4 ‘The area of the region bounded by x? = 4y and x = 4y— 2 in sq. units is equal to [JEE M 2019} @ Short-cut solution : (Using T-4] Ay & y 1 1 where, b=1,m=—,C= wie ® Wlustration 5 Find the area of the region bounded by x2 = y and y = 3x in sq. units. @ Short-cut solution : 1 (Using T-5] b= —,m=3 ing, 7 Hence 4 = 2 sq. units 26 SOWA PME eee) Area bounded by a parabola between its roots is A= dial ja — BP sq. units + Note: Here, ‘a’ is coefficient of x. Illustration 6 Find the area of the region between the roots of the quadratic polynomial pox? —3y+2 and x-axis is sq. units @B Short-cut solution : (Us Roots of polynomial are a= 1, B=2 & Here, a (coefficient of x7) = 1 => A= t lal ja - BP =x tx@-p $s units Beye eae Coane, Wlustration 7 Find the area hounded by the ellipse 1 (in sq. units) @ Short-cut solution : [Using T-7| Here, a=4, b= V7 = A=nab= 4V7 1 5q, units TIPS AND TRICKS: (T-8) Area bounded by the parabola y? = 4ar and its latus rectum x =a is A fae sq. units 3 Mlustration 8 Find the area bounded by the parabola y = 8 and its latus rectum in sq. units, @ Short-cut solution : (Using T-8] Here, a ~ 2, aa Say-2 6q. units BUA Pe CoO) Area bounded by the curvesy*=4a(x+ a)andy?=4b(b—x)is A sq. units lustration 9 Find the area bounded by the curves y? = 4(x + 1) and y? = 8(2 — x) in sq. units, @B Short-cut solution : (Using 5] Here, a= 1, 6=2 = A= § Jab (a+b) =8/20+2)=802 sq. units TIPS AND TRICKS: (T-10) ‘The area of quadrilateral formed by the tangents at the end points of latus 22 2 x y" 2a’ X= 1is A= sq, units e rectum tothe ellipse “+5 a Where, ‘e’ is eccentricity of ellipse. Ilustration 10 The area of the quadrilateral formed by the tangents atthe end points of latus, 2 rectum to the ellipse > = Lin sq. units [AIEEE 2003] @B Short-cut solution : Using T-10] ¢ 2a? 2x9 Hence, area = —— € (2/3) TIPS AND TRICKS: (T-11) =27 sq. units ‘The area bounded by the parabola and a line x 4a.) sq. units ; perpendicular to its axis of symmetry isd = > Illustration 11 Find the area of the region bounded by the curve y? r=. Dsnoreeur solution: Using TI] a=1,k=3. 4y and the line ‘To find the area of convex polygon with 2-vertices having coordinates Vy) ys Vy)s Oy. Vy)s + @-2,)> then follow the steps. Step 1: Roughly arrange the coordinates in the argand plane. Step 2: * For up to down \ take positive * Forbottomtoup 7 take negative 1 = Area gitewd * OY) OY) FF OID} — NH, tH Illustration 12 Find the area of the quadrilateral formed by (4, 10), (11, 2), (2, 2) and (9, 7) in sq. units @B ‘Short-cut solution ; Using SC-I] We take clockwise-direction cece we 236 29) Lyon 7740 991-2 ie SHORTCUTS: (SC-2) Area bounded by the inverse of the function, Follow the steps as used in the below example. Illustration 13 Let fix) x3 + 3x +2 and g(x) verse of it. Find the area bounded by 2(x), the y-axis and the ordinate at y=-2 and y= 6. @ ‘Short-cut solution > (Using SC-2 Syinmetic Area required: area about the point = gtx) 2 & y=6 =a r oO a0.9) Hence, required area (A) A= 2[Area(Rect. OABC) - Area of flv) with x-axis] 1 A= 26 -J@ +3x+2)dr] ° sane 2 TECHNIQUE The surface area of a curve y = f(x), a $ x ) 3v6 © V6 @ v2 in sq. units. Area bounded by the curves y? = 8(x + 2) and y? = 32(8 —x) is equal to (in sq. units) 300 310 300 320 ow by 310 a0 gy 320 oF Os OF OF Numericat VALUE PROBLEMS ‘The area of the region deseribed by y2 $ 4x and y 2 2x — 1 is equal to The area of the region between the roots of the quadratic polynomial y~x?— 8x +7 and x-axis is equal to ‘sq. units. ‘The area bounded by the parabola y? = 8x and.x = then [P] is equal to (where [P] is G.LE) ine is equal to *P” sq. units ‘The area bounded by x? = = -y and 2y = 4x + 8 is equal to ‘The area of a quadrilateral formed by (1, 1), (1, ~#), (-3, ~8) and (-3, -2) is equal to sq. units. Fe Solutions (b) (c) @ (b) © (Using T-1 SA= (Using T-3] 16ab 3 =A- [Using T-2] Equations are y? < 2x andx # =9 7. (a) [Using SC-T] We take anti-clockwise direetion ap 9. (b) [Using T-7] Here, a= V6,b ss A= nab => A= 3V6 1 sq. units. 10. i. 12. 13. 14, 15. @ 0 66) (10) (16) (19) [Using T-9] Here, a= 2, b=8 vam Sabla by =SVT6(8+2)= 22 (Using T-2] Equations are y? < 4 and y > 2x—1 fn Oe TO ya units m— 2X2x2 (Using T-6] Roots of x? = &r+7=0, a= 1, f= 7anda=1 1 I Hence, A= gallu BP = x 1x 6x 6 x 6=36 59, units (Using T-Il] "a =2, 4-2 y 2 32 y= Sr eae 5 (Was?) = 2 (22) = * 3 > [| =10 x28 (Using T-4] Equations are x? 1 =|y and y= 2 +4 (3) ants 1 Here, b= — and m=2 6 a 6 Using SC-1] We will take clockwise direction 2 = A= 720m) =72 ( ) (QQ =16 Gs) A= SU(C4= 546-3) —(+ 12+ 15 ~2)}|= 16 5q, units

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