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JEE Main 2026 (28 January Shift 1)
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Animated Solution for Mathematics - Definite Integration: The area of the region is

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Understanding the Region

  • Region is bounded by three inequalities:
  • (Region below the hyperbola)
  • (Region above the horizontal line)
  • (Region below the parabola)
  • restricts us to the first quadrant.

Intersection of and

  • To find the left-most boundary point, we solve the equations of the intersecting curves.
  • and
  • (since )
  • The intersection point is .

Intersection of and

  • Next, we find the top intersection point where the upper boundary changes.
  • Solve and
  • Substitute :
  • Taking the cube root:
  • When , . Point is .

Intersection of and

  • Finally, we find the right-most boundary point.
  • Solve and
  • Substitute :
  • The intersection point is .

Splitting the Area Calculation

  • The region must be split at because the upper bounding curve changes.
  • Total Area
  • For : Upper curve is , Lower is .
  • For : Upper curve is , Lower is .

Setting up the Integrals

  • We use the vertical strip method:
  • Area

Evaluating the First Integral

  • Anti-derivative:
  • Substitute upper limit:
  • Substitute lower limit:

Evaluating the Second Integral

  • Anti-derivative:
  • Substitute limits:
  • Use log property:

Combining the Areas

  • Total Area
  • Combine the constants:
  • Factor out :

Final Conclusion

  • Final Answer:
  • Key Takeaways:
  • 1. Always sketch the region and identify transition points where boundaries change.
  • 2. Split the integral at these transition points.
  • 3. Use logarithmic properties carefully during simplification.

The Sigma Insight: Area Bounded by Curves

Solution Diagram

Mapping the Terrain

Before we touch a single integral, we must visualize the region. The constraints , , and define an enclosed shape in the first quadrant.
Notice that the "roof" of this shape changes. From the left, the parabola acts as the ceiling, but it eventually intersects the hyperbola . At that point, the hyperbola becomes the new ceiling.

Finding the Vertices

To define our limits, we calculate the intersection points of the boundary curves:
1. The parabola meets the line at , which gives . Our region starts at .
2. The parabola meets the hyperbola at , leading to , or . At , . This is our transition point .
3. The hyperbola meets the line at , which gives . Our region ends at .

The Strategy of the Split

Because the upper boundary changes at , we must partition the region into two distinct parts:
Part 1 () spans from to , where the roof is and the floor is .
Part 2 () spans from to , where the roof is and the floor is . The total area is .

The Calculus

First, we calculate :
Evaluating this expression:
Next, we calculate :
Evaluating this expression:
Using the property , this simplifies to:

Final Synthesis

We combine our results to find the total area :
Combining the constants:
Thus, the final area is:
Factoring out for an elegant form, we obtain:

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