Integrate!
\[\LARGE \int\limits_{-a}^{+a} \sqrt{\frac{a-x}{a+x}}dx\]
I tried putting x=acos2theta
I am confused that WILL we change the limits?
why did you put that substitution ? what function will u get after the substitution ?
\[\large \int\limits \sin^2 \theta d \theta\]
why i am i not getting the same... also, if you are changing dx to dtheta, then you MUST change the limits
limits change hongi?
if you found dtheta, then you must change limits too
but after changing limits im getting weird results lol lower limit pi/2 upper 0 how is it possible?
how is that weird :O
is that integration? upper limit is generally>lower limits..how is this integration then we are not practically "Integrating"
\[acos2\theta=-a=>\cos2 \theta=-1 =>2 \theta= \pi=>\theta=\frac{\pi}{2}\] how pi?
\(\int \limits_a^b =-\int \limits_b^a \) pi/2 is correct
upper is 0
yeah limits are correct
hello @hartnn
abeee, idhar hi to hu
..i dont think so
i did say limits are correct...
what the doubt ?
integration answer will come -ve and wrong i tried it..
the function sqrt (....) simplifies to tan theta ? right ?
\[\int\limits \tan \theta \times -2a \sin 2 \theta d \theta=>- 4a \int\limits \tan \theta \sin \theta \cos \theta= -4a \int\limits \sin^2 \theta d \theta\]
\[\frac{1}{2}(\theta-\sin \theta \cos \theta) ]_\frac{\pi}{2}^0\]
-2a int 1-2cos2theta -2a (t - sin 2t) 0 to pi/2 2a (pi/2 - 0 ) a pi ?
\[−2a (\frac{\pi}{2})=-a \pi\]
mera to api aaya
0 to pi/2 kaise kara? - hatake reverse limits?
oops, yes, i get - api too
:/
hogaya api agaya..- lagakar change limits (-)(-)=+
-2a int 1-2cos2theta -2a (t - sin 2t) pi/2 to 0 2a (pi/2 - 0 ) a pi this is what u did too, right ?
i think yes, and you are correct, and we both now get api
:D
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