
Sun K.
asked 11/10/13Find the definite integral?
Find ∫ 1/(sqrt(4-x^2)) dx from 1 to 2.
Answer: (1/3)pi
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the integral is sin-1(x/2) evaluated between 1 and 2 which is an angle whose sine is 1-an angle whose sine is 1/2 which is π/2-π/6=π/3
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Jim

William S. answered 11/10/13
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∫[4 - x2]-½ dx = sin-1 (x/2) evaluated between 1 and 2
sin-1(2) - sin-1(1/2) = (1/3)pi
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