Hello fellow math members!
I can't find this area of this two function intersecion:
Y1=
Y2=sin(pi*x)
For
From what I know, I need to do y1=y2 initially, right?
But even that I did't get to resolve =/
Any help? ^^
Here is the answer:
Spoiler:
Thanks!
Hello fellow math members!
I can't find this area of this two function intersecion:
Y1=
Y2=sin(pi*x)
For
From what I know, I need to do y1=y2 initially, right?
But even that I did't get to resolve =/
Any help? ^^
Here is the answer:
Spoiler:
Thanks!
A graphical representation of the intersections of the two functions would be sufficient in my opinion, but if you want to be slightly more rigorous:
When x = -1, 0, 1 then bothand
= 0
In the interval (-1,0),and
so the two functions cannot be equal.
In the interval (0,1), "" < 0 and "" > 0 so the two functions cannot be equal.
Hence the only intersection points are -1, 0, 1. then set up your integrals.
one will be from -1 to 0 withand the other will be from 0 to 1 with
. After solving both, add them to get your total area.