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Find the area enclosed by the parabolas y = 5x2 and y = 2x2 + 9.

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y=5x2 represents a parabola with vertex at O0,0 and opening upwards , symmetrical about +ve y axis y= 2x2+9 represents the wider parabola , with vertex at C0,9 To find point of intersection , solve the two equations 5x2=2x2+9 3x2=9x=±3y=15Thus A 3,15 and A'-3,15 are points of intersection of the two parabolas.Shaded area A'OA=2×areaOCAOConsider a vertical stip of length= y2- y1 and width=dx Area of approximating rectangle =y2- y1dx The approximating rectangle moves from x=0 to x=3AreaOCAO =03y2- y1dx =03y2- y1dx y2- y1 =y2- y1 as y2>y1=032x2+9-5x2dx =039-3x2dx=9x-3x3303=93-33=63 sq unitsShaded area B'A'AB=2 area OCAO =2×63 =123 sq unitsThus area enclosed by two parabolas =123 sq units

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