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Question Number 138916 by mathsuji last updated on 20/Apr/21
∫41z−1zdz=?
Answered by bramlexs22 last updated on 20/Apr/21
z−1z=r;z−1z=r2→{z=1→r=0z=4→r=12⇒r2z=z−1⇒z=11−r2;z=(1−r2)−2dz=−2(−2r)(1−r2)−3drdz=4r(1−r2)3drI=∫220r(4r(1−r2)3)drI=∫2r(2r(1−r2)3)drbyparts{u=2r⇒du=2drv=−∫d(1−r2)(1−r2)3=12(1−r2)2I=[r(1−r2)2]022+∫022dr(1−r2)2nowyoucansolveit
Answered by Ankushkumarparcha last updated on 20/Apr/21
Solution:Ω(say)=∫14z−1zdz(LetI=∫z−1zdz)I=∫z−1zdz=⏟setz=y∫2y2−ydyI2=∫y2−ydy=>∫(y−12)2−(12)2dy(∵∫x2−a2dx=xx2−a22−a22loge∣x+x2−a2∣+C)I2=(2z−1)z(z−1)4−18loge∣z−12+z(z−1)∣+C(Nowtakinglimitsbothsidesfrom1to4)Ω=∫14z−1zdz=322+14loge(3−22)
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