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प्रश्न
The value of the integral `int_(1/3)^4 ((x- x^3)^(1/3))/x^4` dx is ______.
विकल्प
6
0
3
4
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उत्तर
The value of the integral `int_(1/3)^4 ((x- x^3)^(1/3))/x^4` dx is 6.
Explanation:
Put `x = cos theta`
`dx = cos theta d theta`
`therefore int (x - x^3)^(1/3)/x^4 dx`
`= int ((sin theta - sin^3 theta)^(1/3))/(sin^4 theta) cos theta . d theta`
`= int (sin^(1/3) theta (1 - sin^2 theta)^(1/3))/(sin^4 theta) cos theta . d theta`
`= int (sin^(1/3) theta cos^(2/3) theta . cos theta)/(sin^2 theta sin^2 theta)`
`= int (cos^(5/3) theta)/(sin^(5/3) theta) cosec^2 theta d theta`
`= int cot^(5/3) theta cosec^2 theta d theta`
Again, on substituting `cot theta = t`
`-cosec^2 theta "d" theta = dt`
`int (x - x^3)^(1/3)/x^4 = - int t^(5/3) dt = (-3)/8 t^(8/3)`
`= (-3)/8 (cot theta)^(8/5)`
` = (-3)/8 ((cos theta)/(sin theta))^(8/3)`
`= (-3)/8 ((sqrt(1 - sin^2 theta))/sin theta)^(8/3)`
`= (-3)/8 [(sqrt(1 - x^2))/x]^(8/3) ...[because sin theta = x]`
`therefore int_(1/3)^1 (x - x^3)^(1/3)/x^4 dx = (-3)/8 [((sqrt(1 - x^2))/x)^(8/3)]_(1/3)^1`
`=(-3)/8 [0 - ((sqrt(1 - 1/9))/(1/8))^(8/3)]`
`= 3/8 [((sqrt8)/3)/(1/3)]^(8/3) = 3/8 . (8^(1/2))^(8/3)`
`= 3/8 . 8^(8/6) = 3/8 * 2^(3 xx 8/6)`
`= 3/8 xx 2^4`
`= 3/8 xx 16`
= 6
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