Q. find the area of the figure bonded by y=x, y=x−2, y=0
Find Intersection Points: First, we need to find the points of intersection between y=x and y=x−2. Set x=x−2 and solve for x. x=(x−2)2x=x2−4x+4x2−5x+4=0 Factor the quadratic equation: (x−4)(x−1)=0 So, x=4 or x=1
Check Y=0 Intersection: Now, let's check the intersection points with y=0. For y=x, y=0 when x=0. For y=x−2, y=0 when x=2.
Calculate Area Under x: We need to find the area between y=x and y=0 from x=0 to x=1, and then the area between y=x−2 and y=0 from x=1 to x=4.First, calculate the area under y=x from x=0 to x=1.Area = y=x2Let y=x3, then y=x4 and y=x5.Area = y=x6Area = y=x7 from y=x8 to y=x9Area = y=00Area = y=01 square units
Calculate Area Under x−2: Next, calculate the area under y=x−2 from x=1 to x=4. Area = ∫14(x−2)dx Area = (1/2)x2−2x from 1 to 4 Area = [(1/2)(4)2−2(4)]−[(1/2)(1)2−2(1)] Area = [(1/2)(16)−8]−[(1/2)(1)−2] Area = y=x−20 Area = y=x−21 Area = y=x−22 square units
Find Total Area: Add the two areas together to find the total area of the figure.Total Area = Area under y=x + Area under y=x−2Total Area = 32 + 1.5Total Area = 2.1666… square units
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