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JEE Main 2025 April
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Animated Solution for Mathematics - Definite Integration: If the area of the region is , then is equal to _____ .

Enter Numerical Value:

Visualized Solution

Visualize the Region

  • Region:
  • Upper Boundary: (Parabola)
  • Lower Boundary: (V-shape)

Intersection Point for

  • For ,
  • Set

Intersection Point for

  • For ,
  • Set

Setting up the Area Integral

  • Area
  • Area under

Integrating the Parabola Function

Evaluating the Parabola Area

  • Area under Parabola

Area of Triangle 1 ()

  • Triangle 1: Base
  • Height at is
  • Area

Area of Triangle 2 ()

  • Triangle 2: Base
  • Height at is
  • Area

Calculating Net Area

Final Answer

  • Question asks for

The Sigma Insight: Area Bounded by Curves

Solution Diagram

Analyzing the Setup

Imagine you are standing on a coordinate plane, looking at two distinct paths. One is a graceful, sweeping curve, the parabola defined by , which opens to the right, starting from the origin and climbing steadily.
The other is a sharp, angular V-shape, the absolute value function , which has its vertex firmly planted at . The problem asks us to find the area trapped between these two curves.
This is not just a calculation; it is a dance between the smooth and the sharp. To find the area , we must first understand where these two paths cross.

The Hunt for Intersections

Before we can integrate, we need to know our boundaries. We set the two functions equal to each other:
Because of the absolute value, we must split our investigation into two distinct worlds. In the first world, where , the expression becomes .
Setting gives us a quadratic equation in terms of . By substituting , we get:
Factoring this, we find . Since cannot be negative, we discard and keep , which gives us .
In the second world, where , the expression becomes . Setting leads to:
Factoring this, we get . Again, we keep the positive root, , which gives us . Our boundaries are set: we are integrating from to .

The Integration Strategy

Now, we calculate the area . The total area is the integral of the upper curve minus the lower curve:
Let us tackle the parabola first. The integral of is , which becomes:
Evaluating this from to , we get:
This is the total area under the parabola. Now, for the V-shape, we use geometry. The area under from to is composed of two triangles.
The first triangle, from to , has a base of and a height of (since ). Its area is:
The second triangle, from to , has a base of and a height of (since ). Its area is:
The total area under the V-shape is .

Final Calculation

We are almost there. The net area is the difference between the area under the parabola and the area under the V-shape:
Converting to a fraction with a denominator of , we get . Thus:
The question asks for . We multiply our result by :
The elegance of the final cancellation is the reward for our careful work. You have successfully navigated the curves and the algebra to reach the final answer of 368.

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