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Find the area of the figure bounded by the curves y = | x − 1 | and y = 3 −| x |.

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We have,y=x-1y=x-1 for x11-x for x<1
y = x − 1 is a straight line passing through A(1, 0)
y = 1 − x is straight line passing through A(1, 0) and cutting y-axis at B(0, 1)

y=3-xy=3-x for xo3--x =3+x for x<0

y = 3 − x is straight line passing through C(0, 3) and D(3, 0)
y = 3 + x is a straight line passing through C(0, 3) and D'(−3, 0)
The point of intersection is obtained by solving the simultaneous equations
y=x-1and y=3-xWe getx-1=3-x2x-4 =0x=2y=2-1=1Thus P2, 1 is point of intersection of y=x-1 and y=3-xPoint of intersection for y=1-xy=3+x1-x=3+x2x=-2x=-1y=1--1 =2 Thus Q-1, 2 is point of intersection of y=1-x and y=3+xSince the character of function changes at C0, 3 and A(1, 0) , draw AM perpendicular to x-axis Required area =Shaded areaQCPAQ= AreaQCB+AreaBCMAB+areaAMPA .....1 AreaQCB =-103+x -1-xdx=-102+2x dx=2x+x2-10= 0--2+1=1 sq unit .....2AreaBCMA =013-x-1-x dx=012 dx =2x01 = 2 sq unit .....3AreaAMPA =123-x-x-1 dx=124-2x dx=4x-x212 =8-4 -4-1=1 sq unit .....4From 1, 2, 3 and 4Shaded area =1+2+1 =4 sq units

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