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MathsHardMCQ2012 · 07 May Online

Q85.The parabola y2 = x divides the circle x2 + y2 = 2 into two parts whose areas are in the ratio (1) 9π + 2 : 3π −2 (2) 9π −2 : 3π + 2 (3) 7π −2 : 2π −3 (4) 7π + 2 : 3π + 2 x dy)

What This Question Tests

This question assesses the ability to calculate the area of regions formed by the intersection of a circle and a parabola, requiring careful integration setup and calculation.

Concepts Tested

Area under curvesIntegrationGeometry of parabola and circleIntersection of curves

Formulas Used

Area by integration ∫y dx

Area of a circular segment

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