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MathsHardMCQ2022 · 29 Jul Shift 1

Q75.The area of the region {(x, y) : |x −1| ≤y ≤√5 −x2} (1) 5 2 sin−1( 53 ) −12 (2) 5π4 −32 (3) 3π 4 + 23 (4) 5π4 −12 + = 1 pass through the point

What This Question Tests

This question requires finding the area of a region bounded by an absolute value function and a circle, demanding careful sketching, finding intersection points, and breaking the integral into multiple parts or using geometric formulae.

Concepts Tested

Area between curvesAbsolute value functionIntegration limitsArea of circular segment

Formulas Used

Area = ∫ (y_upper - y_lower) dx

Area of a sector = ½ r²θ

Area of a triangle = ½ base × height

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