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Jul 23, 2018
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\(f(x)=1-\sqrt{1-x^2} \)

\(-1\le x\le 1 \)

 

 

We need to find the inverse of the  given function....for f(x), we can write, y

 

y = 1 - √  [1 - x^2]      rearrange as

 

√  [1 - x^2]   = 1 - y      square both sides

 

1 - x^2  = (1 - y)^2

 

1 - x^2   =  y^2 - 2y + 1    subtract 1 from both sides

 

-x^2  = y^2  - 2y        mutiply through  by -1

 

x^2  = 2y  - y^2        take both roots

 

x  = ±√ [ 2y - y^2 ]      "swap"  x  and  y

 

y  = ±√ [2x - x^2 ]

 

We only need the top half of this graph   ⇒   y  = √ [2x - x^2 ]

 

Here is the graph  of  both functions  along with the graphs of  y  = x   and y  = 1

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/ozvzaxlwxe

 

The area enclosed by both functions will be twice the area of the area between  y = x  and  y  = 1 - √  [1 - x^2]

 

Note that the area  bounded  by the y axis from 0 to 1 , the line y = 1 from 0 to 1   and the line  y  =  x   will from a triangle with a base  and height of 1....so...it's area =  (1/2) base * height  = (1/2)(1)(1)  = 1/2  units^2

 

And note that the area formed  y axis from 0 to 1, the line y  =1 from 0 to 1  and the function  y = 1 - √  [1 - x^2]    will be the area of a quarter circle with a radius of  1  =

(1/4) pi * (1)^2   =  pi /4  units^2

 

So....this area  less the area of the triangle will   =  1/2  of the area we are seeking

 

So....the total area  =  2 [ pi/4  -1/2] =   [ pi/2  - 1] units^2 ≈   0.571  units^2

 

 

cool cool cool

Jul 23, 2018

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