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Find the area bounded by the parabola y2 = 4x and the line y = 2x − 4.
(i) By using horizontal strips
(ii) By using vertical strips.

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To find the points of intersection between the parabola and the line let us substitute y = 2x − 4 in y2 = 4x.
2x-42=4x4x2+16-16x=4x4x2-20x+16=0x2-5x+4=0x-1x-4=0x=1, 4
y=-2, 4
Therefore, the points of intersection are C(1, −2) and A(4, 4).

(i) Using Horizontal Strips:
The area of the required region ABCD
A=-24x1-x2dy where, x1=y+42 and x2=y24=-24y+42-y24 dy=y24+2y-y312-24=424+2×4-4312--224+2-2--2312=4+8-163-1-4+23=12-163+3-23=15-183=15-183=15-6=9 sq. units


(ii) Using Vertical Strips:
The area of the required region ABCD
A=04y2dx-14y1dx Where, y2=2x and y1=2x-4
=042xdx-142x-4dx=43x3204-x2-4x14=43432-43032-42-4×4-12-4×1=323-0-0-1-4=323-3=233 square units

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