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∫023dx4+9x2 equals:

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Question

`int_0^(2/3) dx/(4+9x^2)` equals:

Options

  • `pi/6`

  • `pi/12`

  • `pi/24`

  • `pi/4`

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Solution

`pi/4`

Explanation:

Let `I = int_0^(2/3)  dx/(4 + 9x^2)`

`= 1/9 int_0^(2/3)  dx/(4/9 + x^2)`

`= 1/9 * 1/2 [tan^-1 (x/(2/3))]_0^(2/3)`

`= 1/6 [tan^-1 (3x)/2]_0^(2/3)`

`= 1/6 [tan^-1 1 - tan^-1 0]`

`= 1/6 [pi/4 - 0]`

`= pi/24`

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Chapter 7: Integrals - Exercise 7.9 [Page 338]

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NCERT Mathematics Part 1 and 2 [English] Class 12
Chapter 7 Integrals
Exercise 7.9 | Q 22 | Page 338

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