Example.1
Find the area bounded by y = |x-1| and y = 3
- |x| .
Solution
Let y = f1(x) =|x-1| and y = f2(x)
= 3 - |x|. Now .
f1(x) = and f2(x) =
The graph of y = f1(x)
and y = f2(x) are as shown : We have to find the area ABCD. Here
A º (1, 0), Cº (0, 3). B is the point of
intersection of y = x–1 and y = 3-x . .
So B º (2, 1) and D is the point of
intersection of y = – x + 1 and y = 3 + x .
Hence D º (-1, 2) and N º (2, 0). .
The required area =
=
=
= 9 –
= 9 –
= 9 –
= 9 – 5 = 4 sq. units .
Note:
Obviously ABCD is a rectangle with AB =and AD = 2.
Hence the required area = 2= 4 sq. units.
Example.2
Find the smaller area enclosed by y = f(x) ,
when f(x) is a polynomial of least degree satisfying and
the circle x2 + y2 =2 above the x- axis.
Solution
Since exists, = 0.
Thus f(x) = a4x4+a5x5+-------+
anxn, an >
0 , n ≥ 4.
Since f(x) is of
least degree, f(x) = a4x4. Given that.
= e
&⇒ = e
&⇒ a4 = 1
&⇒ f(x) = x4.
The graph of y = x4
and x2+ y2= 2 are shown below.
The point A º(1, 1). The required
area =
=
= =sq.
units
Example.3
Find the area
bounded by y = f(x) and the curve y =satisfying
the conditions f(x) . f(y) = f(xy) " x, y ∈
R and f¢(1) =2, f(1) =1 .
Solution
f¢(x) = =
= = =
&⇒
.
Integrating both
sides, we get f(x) = cx2. Since f(1) = 1
&⇒ c = 1.
So, f(x) = x2
. Now
&⇒ x4 + x2 –2 = 0
&⇒ x2 =1
&⇒ x = ±1
Required area = 2
= 2= .
sq. units.
Example.4
Find the area of the
region bounded by y2 + 4ax = 0 and (y2 + 4a2)x
+ 8a3 = 0, a > 0.
Solution
y2
= – 4ax is the parabola opening towards left and vertex at origin.
x =
-is a curve existing on the negative side
of x – axis only and symmetrical w.r.t. x – axis. The lowest value of x occurs
when y = 0 (then x = -2a). The curve tends to approach the y – axis as x
approaches 0.
Required
area = Area (OABCO) = 2 Area(OBCO)
=
2[Area (OBCDO) – Area(OCDO)]
Point
D can be found by solving the two curve equations for y.
i.e.
-= -
&⇒ (y2)2
+ 4a2y2 – 32a4 = 0
&⇒ y2 =
= (y2
cannot be negative)
= 4a2
&⇒ y
= ±2a
So, D is (0, 2a).
\ Required Area
=
=
2
= 2=
sq. units.
Example.5
Find the area
enclosed by the region formed by x2 +y2 –6x –4y +12 £ 0, y £ x and x £
.
Solution
The area enclosed
by the curve is as shown
x2 +y2
– 6x – 4y +12 = 0
&⇒ (y –2)2
+( x – 3)2 =1
&⇒ y – 2 = ±
&⇒ y –2 = – [
since y £ 5/2 ]
&⇒ y = 2 –
Required Area =
Area of trapezium ABCDE- Area ABCE . .
=
=
=
= = .