
Yefim S. answered 12/14/20
Math Tutor with Experience
A = ∫01/2∫(8x - 1/2x)dx + ∫1/22(2/x - 1/2x)dx = 15/2·x2/201/2 + (2lnx - 1/2x2/2)1/22 = 15/4·1/4 + (2ln2 -1/4·4) -
(2ln(1/2) - 1/4·1/4) = 15/16 + 2ln2 - 1 + 2ln2 + 1/16 = 4ln2 = 2.773
Alex R.
asked 12/13/20y=2/x, y=8x, y=(1/2)x, x>0
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Yefim S. answered 12/14/20
Math Tutor with Experience
A = ∫01/2∫(8x - 1/2x)dx + ∫1/22(2/x - 1/2x)dx = 15/2·x2/201/2 + (2lnx - 1/2x2/2)1/22 = 15/4·1/4 + (2ln2 -1/4·4) -
(2ln(1/2) - 1/4·1/4) = 15/16 + 2ln2 - 1 + 2ln2 + 1/16 = 4ln2 = 2.773
Rusty L. answered 12/14/20
Aerospace Engineer Who Brings Math and Science Down to Earth
Renumber to keep better track of the equations
y1 = 2/x
y2 = 8x
y3 = 1/2 x
x > 0, only look at the right side of the y-axis.
First graph each line.
y2 and y3 are the easiest, so start there and keep the numbers as integers if possible.
y2 ordered pairs are [0, 0], and [1, 8]
y3 ordered pairs are [0, 0], and [2, 1]
y1 is simply a scaled 1/x plot with order pairs being [1/4, 8], [1, 2], [2, 1]
The above should be enough info to determine which graph to choose.
To calculate the area :
Subtract the integral of y3 from the integral of y2 using x = 0 to the intersection of y1 and y2 as boundaries. This is the area up to that point.
Then
Subtract the integral of y3 from the integral of y1 using the intersection of y1 and y2 to the intersection of y1 and y3 as boundaries. This is the area up to that point.
Add the two areas taken to get the total area.
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