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Let g(x)=cosx2,f(x)=x and α,β(α<β) be the roots of the quadratic equation 18x2-9πx+π2=0. Then the area in sq. units bounded by the curve y=(gof)(x) and the lines x=α and x=β andy=0 is:


A

3-22

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2-12

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C

3-12

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D

3+12

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Solution

The correct option is C

3-12


Step 1: Determine the value of the range.

We are given, a quadratic equation 18x2-9πx+π2=0

Here, a=18,b=-9π,c=π2. Now finding its roots,

x=-b±b2-4ac2a=9π±81π2-72π236=9π±3π36x=π3,π6

Hence, α=π6,β=π3

Step 2: Determine the area under the curve

we have, y=g(f(x))

=cosf(x)2=cos(x)2y=cosx

Now the area under the curve is,

A=π6π3cosxdxA=sinπ3-sinπ6A=3-12

Therefore, area under the curve is 3-12 sq. units

Hence, option C is the correct answer.


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