Neetesh Kumar | January 1, 2025
Calculus Homework Help
This is the solution to Math 1c
Assignment: 10.4 Question Number 11
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Step-by-step solution:
We are tasked with finding the area of the region common to both curves given by r=7sin(θ) and r=7cos(θ).
Step 1: Intersection Points:
To find the intersection points, equate the two curves:
7sin(θ)=7cos(θ)
Cancel out the common factor of 7:
sin(θ)=cos(θ)
The equality holds when:
θ=4π
This means the curves intersect at θ=4π and are symmetric across the line θ=4π.
Since the curves are symmetric, we can calculate the area of one section and then double it.
Step 2: Area Formula:
The area common to two polar curves is given by:
A=2⋅21∫0π/4(7sin(θ))2dθ
Simplify:
A=∫0π/449sin2(θ)dθ
Step 3: Use the Double-Angle Identity:
Using the identity:
sin2(θ)=21−cos(2θ)
Substituting:
A=∫0π/449⋅21−cos(2θ)dθ
Simplify:
A=249∫0π/4(1−cos(2θ))dθ
Evaluate the integral:
A=249[θ−2sin(2θ)]0π/4
Substitute the limits:
A=249[4π−2sin(2π)]
We know sin(2π)=1:
A=249[4π−21]
Simplify:
A=249⋅4π−2
Simplify further:
A=849(π−2)
Final Answer:
The area of the region common to both curves is:
A=849(π−2)
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