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Area of a Region In Exercises 45-50, use the integration table in Appendix C to find the exact area of the region bounded by the graphs of the equations. Use a graphing utility to verify your results.

y = 1 ( 16 − x 2 ) 3 / 2 ' y = 0 , x = − 2 , x = 2

To determine

To calculate: The exact area of region bounded by the graphs of equations y=1(16−x2)3/2, y=0, x=−2 and x=2.

Explanation

Given Information:

The provided equations are y=1(16−x2)3/2, y=0, x=−2 and x=2.

Formula used:

The formula for the integral ∫1(a2−u2)3/2du is;

∫1(a2−u2)3/2du=ua2a2−u2+C

General power differentiation Rule:

ddx[un]=nun−1dudx

Calculation:

Consider u=x.

Differentiate the considered function with respect to x using power rule of differentiation.

du=dx

Consider the provided expression:

y=1(16−x2)3/2

To find the exact area of region bounded by the graphs of equations y=1(16−x2)3/2, y=0, x=−2 and x=2, then integrate equation y=1(16−x2)3/2 with lower limit x=−2 and higher limit x=2, which can be mathematically written as:

∫−22ydx=∫−221(16−x2)3/2dx

Rewrite.

∫−22ydx=∫−221(42−x2)3/2dx

Here, a=4, u=x and du=dx.

Substitute u for x, a for 4, and du for dx.

∫−22ydx=∫−221(a2−u2)3/2du

Use the above formula of integration and solve the above integral as;

∫−22ydx=[ua2a2−u2]−22

Substitute x for u, and 4 for a.

∫−22ydx=[x4242−x2]−22=116[x16−x2]−22=116[(2)16−(2)2−(−2)16−(−2)2]=116[216−4+216−4]

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