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Q1. Find the area of the region bounded by the curves x2 + y2 = 2 and x = y2.

Solution

The area above x axis is bounded between X-axis, curve C2 from (0,1) and curve Cfrom(1,square root of 2) and the total bounded area is symmetric about X-axis so the required area is 2 asterisk times left curly bracket integral subscript 0 superscript 1 C 2 d x plus integral subscript 1 superscript square root of 2 end superscript C 1 d x right curly bracket
Q2. Draw a sketch of the curves y = sin x and y = cos x at  and find the area of the region enclosed by them and X-axis.

Solution

The region is divided into two parts, one from x = 0 to and second from to x = .But the region is symmetric about x=∏/4 so the required area is 2 asterisk times integral subscript 0 superscript pi divided by 4 end superscript C 1 d x   2 asterisk times integral subscript 0 superscript pi divided by 4 end superscript sin left parenthesis x right parenthesis d x
2 asterisk times left square bracket negative cos left parenthesis x right parenthesis right square bracket subscript 0 superscript pi divided by 4 end superscript
2 asterisk times left square bracket 1 minus 1 divided by square root of 2 right square bracket
2 minus square root of 2  The required area is 2-square root of 2 s q space u n i t
Q3. Find the area between the curves .

Solution

   T h e space r e q u i r e d space a r e a space i s equals integral subscript 0 superscript 8 left parenthesis C 1 minus C 2 right parenthesis d x
integral subscript 0 superscript 8 left parenthesis 2 square root of 2 x minus x squared divided by 8 right parenthesis d x
left square bracket square root of 2 x squared minus x cubed divided by 24 right square bracket subscript 0 superscript 8
64 square root of 2 minus 64 divided by 3
64 over 3 open parentheses 3 square root of 2 minus 1 close parentheses s q space u n i t
Q4. Find the area of the circle exterior to the parabola .

Solution

Q5. Find the area bounded by the curve  and X-axis.

Solution

The region bounded by two parallel lines x = 1 and x = 3.   Required area =
Q6. Find the area of region bounded by , x = 1, x = 4 and the X-axis.

Solution

Q7. Find the area of region bounded by  and .

Solution

Q8. Using integration, find the area bounded by the curve .

Solution

 
Q9. Find the area of region bounded by  and  using integration.

Solution

Q10. Find the area enclosed by the curve , x = 6, x = 9 and X-axis.

Solution

The curve, x = 6, x = 9. Required area =.


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