Make a rough sketch of the region {(š‘„, š‘¦): 0 ≤ š‘¦ ≤ x^2, 0 ≤ š‘¦ ≤ š‘„, 0 ≤ š‘„ ≤ 2} and find the area of the region using integration

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Question 32 Make a rough sketch of the region {(š‘„, š‘¦): 0 ≤ š‘¦ ≤ š‘„^2, 0 ≤ š‘¦ ≤ š‘„, 0 ≤ š‘„ ≤ 2} and find the area of the region using integrationHere, šŸŽā‰¤š’šā‰¤š’™^šŸ š‘¦ā‰„0 So it is above š‘„āˆ’š‘Žš‘„š‘–š‘  š‘¦=š‘„^2 i.e. š‘„^2=š‘¦ So, it is a parabola šŸŽā‰¤š’šā‰¤š’™ š‘¦ā‰„0 So it is above š‘„āˆ’š‘Žš‘„š‘–š‘  š‘¦=š‘„ It is a straight line Also šŸŽā‰¤š’™ā‰¤šŸ Since š‘¦ā‰„0 & 0ā‰¤š‘„ā‰¤2 We work in First quadrant with 0ā‰¤š‘„ā‰¤2 So, our figure is Finding point of intersection P Here, P is the point of intersection of parabola and line Solving š‘¦=š‘„^2 & š‘¦=š‘„ š‘„^2=š‘„ š‘„(š‘„āˆ’1)=0 So, š‘„=0 , š‘„=1 For š’™ = 0 š‘¦=š‘„=1 So, O(0 , 0) For š’™ = 1 š‘¦=š‘„=1 So, P(1 , 1) Finding area Area required = Area OPQRST Area OPSRQ = Area OPT + Area PQRS Area OPT Area OPT =∫_0^1ā–’ć€–š‘¦ š‘‘š‘„ć€— š‘¦ā†’ Equation of Parabola š‘¦=š‘„^2 ∓ Area OPQT =∫_0^1ā–’ć€–š‘„^2 š‘‘š‘„ć€— =[š‘„^3/3]_0^1 =[1^3/3āˆ’0^3/3] =1/3āˆ’0 =šŸ/šŸ‘ square units Area PQRS Area QRST=∫_1^2ā–’ć€–š‘¦ š‘‘š‘„ć€— Here, š‘¦ā†’ equation of line QP š‘¦=š‘„ ∓ Area QRST=∫_1^2ā–’š‘„ š‘‘š‘„ =[š‘„^2/2]_1^2 =[2^2/2āˆ’1^2/2] =2āˆ’1/2=šŸ‘/šŸ square units Thus, Area Required = Area OPQT + Area QPST = 1/3+3/2 = (2 + 9)/6 = šŸšŸ/šŸ” square units

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