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using integration find the area of the region bounded by the lines y=2+x, y=2-x and x=2
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Answered by Sanjaybala1
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this is the answer for this question dude
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Answered by abhi178
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Area related question can be solved easily when you plot the graph ,
I plotted graph, given curves
e.g., y = 2 + x , y = 2 - x and x = 2
we can see area inclosed by given curves is shown in figure.
and also it is clear that ,
Area of bounded region = area inclosed by graph y = 2 + x from 0 to 2 - area inclosed by graph y = 2 - x from 0 to 2
e.g., A = \bold{\int\limits^2_0{(2+x})\,dx-\int\limits^2_0{(2-x)}\,dx}
= \bold{\int\limits^2_0{(2+x - 2 + x)}\,dx}
= \bold{\int\limits^2_0{(2x)}\,dx}
=\bold{2\int\limits^2_0{(x)}\,dx}
= \bold{2[\frac{x^2}{2}]^2_0}
= 4

Hence, area of bounded region is 4 sq unit
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