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r=1+cos(t) r=3cos(t) Find the area insider=1+cos(t) and outside r=3cos(t)
I set up the integral for each. integrate from 0 to pi (1+cos(t))^2 dt using symmetry.
I did the same for the other... integrate from 0 to pi/2 (3cos(t))^2
What I got was t+2sin(t)+1/2t+1/4sin(2t) and 9/2t+9/4sin(2t)
Initially I intended to subtract the latter from the first but the more I looked at it, the more I questioned myself. I know I integrated correctly and had the right integral for each function. I just wasn't sure how to get the area requested.
Thanks
I set up the integral for each. integrate from 0 to pi (1+cos(t))^2 dt using symmetry.
I did the same for the other... integrate from 0 to pi/2 (3cos(t))^2
What I got was t+2sin(t)+1/2t+1/4sin(2t) and 9/2t+9/4sin(2t)
Initially I intended to subtract the latter from the first but the more I looked at it, the more I questioned myself. I know I integrated correctly and had the right integral for each function. I just wasn't sure how to get the area requested.
Thanks