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Worksheet-72 Definite Integration I 1673292906619

The document provides properties and examples related to definite integration. It contains: 1) 11 properties of definite integrals, such as inequalities relating integrals of bounding functions over an interval. 2) Examples demonstrating applications of the properties, such as arranging functions by order and evaluating definite integrals. 3) Solutions showing the step-by-step working to prove the examples, using properties of integrals, inequalities, and geometry of areas under curves.

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Worksheet-72 Definite Integration I 1673292906619

The document provides properties and examples related to definite integration. It contains: 1) 11 properties of definite integrals, such as inequalities relating integrals of bounding functions over an interval. 2) Examples demonstrating applications of the properties, such as arranging functions by order and evaluating definite integrals. 3) Solutions showing the step-by-step working to prove the examples, using properties of integrals, inequalities, and geometry of areas under curves.

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Title: Definite Integration

Chapter: Definite Integration


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Worksheet Compiled By: Prashant Jain (PJ Sir)

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Property (8) If (x)  f(x)   (x) for a  x  b, then


b b b

 (x) dx 
a
 f(x) dx 
a
 (x) dx
a

b
Property (9) If m  f(x)  M for a  x  b, then m (b – a)   f(x) dx  M (b – a)
a

b
Further if f(x) is monotonically decreasing in (a, b), then f(b) (b – a) <  f(x)
a
dx < f(a) (b – a) and if f(x) is

b
monotonically increasing in (a, b), then f(a) (b – a) <  f(x) dx < f(b) (b – a)
a

b b
Property (10)  f(x)
a
dx   f(x) dx
a

b
Property (11) If f(x)  0 on [a, b], then  f(x)
a
dx  0

1 1 1
Example # 23 : For x  (0, 1) arrange f1(x) = , f2(x) = and f3(x) = in ascending order
9 – x2 9 – 2x 2 9 − x2 − x3
1
1 1 1
and hence prove that
6
n2 < 9−x
0
2
−x 3
dx <
6 2
n5

Solution :  0 < x3 < x2 , for all x  (0,1)  x2 < x2 + x3 < 2x2

 –2x2 < – x2 – x3 < –x2  9 – 2x2 < 9 –x2 – x3 < 9 – x2


1 1 1
  
9–x 2
9–x –x
2 3
9 – 2x 2
f1(x) < f3(x) < f2(x) for x  (0, 1)
1 1 1
  f (x)
0
1 dx <  f (x)
0
3 dx <  f (x) dx
0
2

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1 1 1
dx dx dx
 0 9 – x2  0 9 – x2 – x3  0 9 – 2x2
1 1
1 3 + x  1
dx 1  3 + 2x 
  n  <
6  3 – x 0 0 9 – x2 – x3 < 6 2  n 3 – 2x 0
1
1 1 1
 n2 <  dx < n5
6 0 9 − x 2
− x 3
6 2

 5–x 
2
6
Example # 24 : Prove that 1 <   2 
dx 
0 9– x 
5

5–x
Solution : Let f(x) =
9 – x2
(x – 9)(x – 1)
 f(x) = –  f(x) = 0 or not defined  x = 1
(9 – x 2 )2

1
Then f(0) = 5/9, f(1) = , f(2) = 3/5 The greatest and least values of the integrand in the
2
1
interval [0,2] are respectively , equal to f(2) = 3/5 and f(1) =
2
 5–x   5–x 
2 2
1 6
(2– 0)
2
< 0  9 – x2  dx < (2 – 0) 3/5 Hence 1 < 
0
 2 
9– x 
dx 
5

e
x2
Example # 25 : Estimate the value of dx using (i) rectangle, (ii) triangle.
0

Solution : (i) By using rectangle


1

e
x2
Area OAED < dx < Area OABC
0

e
x2
1< dx < 1 . e
0

e
x2
1< dx < e
0

(ii) By using triangle


1

e
x2
Area OAED < dx < Area OAED + Area of triangle DEB
0

e +1
1 1
1
 e dx < 1 + e
2
x2
1< x
.1.(e – 1) 1< dx <
0
2 0
2

1 1

 e dx by using  e dx .
2
x x
Example # 26 : Estimate the value of
0 0

2
Solution : For x  (0, 1), e x < ex
1 1
  e dx <  e dx
2
x x
1×1<
0 0

e
x2
1< dx < e – 1
0

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Self practice problems :
1 1

 e cos x dx < e
−x 2 − x2
(33) Prove the following : cos2 x dx
0 0

 
2 2

 sin  sin
n +1 2
(34) Prove the following : 0 < x dx < x dx , n > 1
0 0

1 1

(35) Prove the following : e e
<  x x dx  1
0

1
1 x 3 cos x 1
(36) Prove the following : –
2
 0 2 + x2 dx < 2

2

(37) Prove the following : 1 < 
0
sin x dx <
2
/3
4 tan x 3 3
(38) Prove the following :

<
/ 4
 x
dx <

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EXERCISE – I
PART - I : SUBJECTIVE QUESTIONS
1. Prove the following inequalities : –
/3
3 sin x 2
(i)
8
< 
/ 4
x
dx <
6
3
(ii) 4  
1
(3 + x3 ) dx  2 30

2. Show that
1
1 x9 1
(i)
10 2
 
0
1+ x
dx 
10

1
1 tan x 
(ii)
2
n2 
0
1+ x 2
dx 
2 

2
3. (i) Show that  sin x.cos
0
x dx = 2sinc.cos c for some c(0, 2)

4
f(x) is a continuous function x  R, then show that
 f(x)dx = 2f( ) some   (1, 2)
2
(ii)
1

PART - II : ONLY ONE OPTION CORRECT TYPE


3
1. Let  = 
1
x 4 + x 2 dx, then

(A)  > 6 10 (B)  < 2 2

(C) 2 2   < 6 10 (D)  < 1

2

e
sin2 x + sin x +1
2. = dx, then
0

(A) e3 <  < 2e5 (B) 2e3/4 <  < 2e3
(C) 2e3 <  < 2e4 (D) 0 <  < 2

3. Let f "(x)    f '(x)   f(0) = 3 & f(x) is defined in [–2, 2]. If f(x) is non-negative, then
0 2
(A) 
−1
f(x)dx  6 (B)  f(x)dx  12
−2

2 1
(C)
−2
 f(x)dx  12 (D)  f(x)dx  12
−1

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1 1
4. Let mean value of f(x) = over interval (0, 2) is n3 then positive value of c is
x+c 2

1
(A) 1 (B)
2
3
(C) 2 (D)
2

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ANSWER KEY
PART - II : ONLY ONE OPTION CORRECT TYPE
1. (C) 2. (B) 3. (C) 4. (A)

SOLUTION
PART - I : SUBJECTIVE QUESTIONS
/3
sin x 3 sin x 2
1. (i)  is monotonic decreasing  <  dx 
x 8 / 4
x 6
(ii) Let f(x) = 3 + x3
3x 2
f(x) = > 0  x  (1, 3)
2 3 + x3
 f is strictly increasing in (1, 3)   m = least value = f(1) = 3 + 1 = 2
b
M = greatest value = f(3) = 30  m(b – a)   f(x)
a
dx  M(b – a)
3 3
 2(2)  
1
3 + x3 dx  30  2  4   3 + x3
1
dx  2 30

x9 x9
2. (i)   x9  x  [0, 1 ]
2 1+ x
1 1 1 1
x9 x9 1 x9 1


0
2
dx < 
0
1+ x 
dx  x9 dx 
0
10 2
 
0
1+ x
dx 
10
(ii) x < tan x < tan 1 < 2  x (0, 1)
1 1 1
1 tan x dx 1 tan x 

2
n2 
0
1+ x 2dx  2
0
1 + x2  
2
n2 
0

1+ x 2
dx 
2

b
3. (i) By mean value theorem for a cont. function  f(x)dx
a
= f(c)(b – a) for some c  (a, b)

2
Hence  sin x cos
0
xdx = sinc cos c (2 – 0) for some c  (0, 2).

4 2
=  =
 f(t ).2tdt = 2f(2)(2 – 1) for some   (1, 2)
2
(ii) f(x)dx , let x = t2 ;
1 1

PART - II : ONLY ONE OPTION CORRECT TYPE


1. Note that 2  x 4 + x2  3 10 <  x  (1, 3)
3
Hence 2 2 < 1
x 4 + x3 dx  6 10

3 
2. sin2x + sinx + 1   , 3  x  [0, 2]
4 
Hence 2e3/4 <  < 2e3.

2
1
3.  f(x)dx  2  ( AB + CD)  4
−2
= 2(AB + CD) = 2(2OP) = 12
& equality holds if f(x) is a linear function.

1 2
1 1 1 1 2+c
 x + c dx
2
4. = n3  n ln(x + c) 0 = n3  = n3  |2 + c| = 3|c|
2–0 0
2 2 2 c

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