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Standard XII
Physics
Multiplication with Vectors
Maximum area ...
Question
Maximum area of rectangle whose two sides are
x
=
x
0
,
x
=
π
−
x
0
and which is inscribed in a region bounded by
y
=
sin
x
and
x
−
axis is obtained, when
x
0
∈
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Solution
A
=
Area
=
sin
x
0
(
π
−
2
x
0
)
,
Area is maximum, if
sin
x
0
=
π
−
2
x
0
⇒
0
<
π
−
2
x
0
<
1
⇒
π
−
1
2
<
x
0
<
π
2
∴
x
0
∈
(
π
−
1
2
,
π
2
)
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