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the area of region bounded by curve y = (16-x²)/4 and y = sec⁻¹[-sin²x]​

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Question:-

find the area of region bounded by curve \sf y = \dfrac{16-x^2}{4} and \sf y = sec^{-1} [ - sin^2 x]

Answer:-

\sf 0 \leqslant sin^2 x \leqslant 1

\sf \implies -1 \leqslant - sin^2 x \leqslant 0

\sf \therefore [-sin^2 x] = 0 \ or \ -1

let \sf sec^{-1} is not defined

hence, \sf y = sec^{-1} [-sin^2x] = sec^{-1}(-1) = \pi

now, \sf \pi = \dfrac{16-x^2}{4}

\sf \implies x^2 = 16-4\pi = 4(4-\pi)

\sf \implies x = \pm \:2 \sqrt{4-\pi}

Area \displaystyle\sf = \int\limits_{-2\sqrt{4-x}}^{2\sqrt{4-x}} \left( \dfrac{16-x^2}{4} - \pi \right) dx

\boxed{\sf = \dfrac{8}{3} (4-\pi)^{3/2} \ sq.\ units}

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