
Deniz L.
asked 01/21/24Sketch the region in the first quadrant enclosed by the curves given below.
y=arccos(x/2)
y=(pi/4)(2-x)
Decide whether to integrate with respect to x or y. Then find the area of the region.
In my previous unsuccesful attempts I have gotten -pi/2 and 4-pi. But they are all wrong.
1 Expert Answer

Yefim S. answered 01/21/24
Math Tutor with Experience
arccos(x/2) = π/4(2 - x); x = 0 or x = 2.
So, area s = ∫02(cos-1(x/2) - π/4(2 - x))dx = [2(cos-1(x/2) - √1 - x2/4) + π/8(2 - x)2]02 = 2 - π/2
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Doug C.
Looks like you are really close. Take a look at this graph and see if you get a clue where you went wrong. Assumption is that you are using u-sub and integration by parts to find antiderivative for arccos(x/2). desmos.com/calculator/nzhc14nv3a01/21/24