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Using integration, find the area of the region bounded by the triangle whose vertices are (2, 1), (3, 4) and (5, 2).

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Consider the points A(2, 1), B(3, 4) and C(5, 2) We need to find area of shaded triangle ABCEquation of AB is y-1=4-33-2 x-23x-y-5=0 ... 1Equation of BC isy-4=2-45-3 x-3x=y-7=0 ... 2Equation of CA is y-2=2-15-2 x-5x-3y+2=0 ... 3Area of ΔABC =Area of ΔABD+Area of ΔDBC In ΔABD, Consider point P(x, y2) on AB and Q(x, y1) on AD Thus, the area of approximating rectangle with length=y2-y1 and width=dx is y2-y1 dxThe approximating rectangle moves from x=2 to x=3 Area of ΔABD =23y2-y1 dx =23y2-y1 dx A=233x-5-x+13 dxA=239x-15-x-13 dx A=238x-163 dxA=138x22-16x23A=134×32-16×3-4×22+16×2A=1368-64A=43 sq. units Similarly, for S(x, y4) on AB and R(x, y3) on DC Area of approximating rectangle of length y4-y3 and width dx= y4-y3 dxApproximating rectangle moves from x=3 to x=5Area BDC=35y4-y3 dxA=357-x -x+13 dxA=133520-4x dxA=1320 x-4x2235A=13100-50-60-18A=1350-42=83 sq. units Area of ΔABC =Area of ΔABD +Area of ΔDBC=43+83=123 =4 sq. units

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