
Zena K.
asked 07/23/20Find the area under y=2sin(x) and above y=2cos(x) for π≤x≤2π. (Note that this area may not be defined over the entire interval.)
Find the area under y=2sin(x) and above y=2cos(x) for π≤x≤2π. Note that this area may not be defined over the entire interval.
area =
(I am struggling to find the answer for where the portion of the integral it is defined...)
1 Expert Answer
Tom K. answered 07/23/20
Knowledgeable and Friendly Math and Statistics Tutor
Since there is a 2 on both, think about the unit circle in terms of radians and an x = y line.
That would show you that y > x on [π, 2π] only on [π, 5/4 π)
Thus, we integrate 2 sin x - 2 cos x on [π, 5/4 π)
Using I[a,b] for the integral from a to b and E[a,b] for the evaluation from a to b
I[π, 5/4 π] 2 sin x - 2 cos x dx = -2 cos x - 2 sin x E[π, 5/4 π] = -2 * -√2/2 - 2 * -√2/2 - (-2 * -1 - 2 * 0) =
2√2 - 2
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