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Question
If `int_0^(2a)1/(1+4x^2)dx=π/6`, then the value of a is ______.
Options
`sqrt3/4`
`sqrt3/2`
`sqrt3`
`2sqrt3`
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Solution
If `int_0^(2a)1/(1+4x^2)dx=π/6`, then the value of a is `bbunderline(sqrt3/4)`.
Explanation:
`int_0^(2a)1/(1+4x^2)dx=π/6`
`1/(1+4x^2)=1/(1+(2x)^2)`
∴ k = 2
`int_0^(2a)1/(1+(2x)^2)dx=[1/2tan^-1(2x)]_0^(2a)`
= `1/2tan^-1(2*2a)-1/2tan^-1(0)`
= `1/2tan^-1(4a)-0`
= `1/2tan^-1(4a)`
`1/2tan^-1(4a)=pi/6`
tan-1(4a) = `pi/3`
4a = tan `(pi/3)`
4a = `sqrt3`
a = `sqrt3/4`
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