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Consider two curves `C_1:y =1/x` and `C_2.y=lnx` on the `xy` plane. Let `D_1`, denotes the region surrounded by `C_1,C_2` and the line `x = 1` and `D_2` denotes the region surrounded by `C_1, C_2` and the line `x=a`, Find the value of `a`

A

(a)1 sq. units

B

(b)2 sq. units

C

(c)`2+sqrt(3)` sq. units

D

(d)None of these

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The correct Answer is:
B
`overset(pi//6)underset(0)int((1+cosx)-(1+cos (x-(pi)/(3))))dx+overset(pi)underset(pi//6)int((1+cos (x-(pi)/(3)))-(1+cos x))dx`
`=[ sin x- sin (x-(pi)/(3))]_(0)^(pi//6)+[sin(x-(pi)/(3))- sin x]_(pi//6)^(pi)`
`=[((1)/(2)+(1)/(2))-(sqrt(3))/(2)]+[(sqrt(3))/(2)-(-(1)/(2)-(1)/(2))]`
`=2` sq. units.
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