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For a function f(x) , Find the area enclosed by the inverse of f(x) , the x-axis and ordinate at x=2/3 .
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\[f(x)=4x^3/3(1+x^2)\]
you may use integration by parts
I am not able to find the inverse directly .
The function f(x) and its inverse are symmetric about the line y=x . How do I use this information here ?
draw it out, you will see clearly
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