Boy Mow Chau's answer to Candice lim's Junior College 1 H2 Maths Singapore question.
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substitute t=π/3 to find intersection point of C & l.
for lower shaded region, easier to calculate as area of triangle.
for upper shaded region, do parametric integration.
quite messy expression involved.
use product-to-sum & double angle formulas to convert to a form that you can integrate.
verified that answer corresponds with numerical value obtained by GC.
for lower shaded region, easier to calculate as area of triangle.
for upper shaded region, do parametric integration.
quite messy expression involved.
use product-to-sum & double angle formulas to convert to a form that you can integrate.
verified that answer corresponds with numerical value obtained by GC.
Date Posted:
2 years ago
I got it now.
Thank you Sir :)
Thank you Sir :)