Maths · Class 12 · Chapter 8
Application of Integrals
7 lessons61 min2 simulations
School geometry has formulas for triangles, rectangles and circles, but not for a region with a curved edge. This chapter uses the definite integral to measure such regions. A region is cut into thin strips, vertical or horizontal, their areas are added, and the sum becomes an integral. The same idea gives the area of a circle and an ellipse, handles parts of a curve that dip below the axis, and, as a JEE extension, the area between two curves.
Also called: area under curves
Lessons
7 lessons · 61 min
01Area from thin stripsNCERT §8.1–8.210 min1 sim02Horizontal stripsNCERT §8.27 min03Regions below the x-axisNCERT §8.2 (Remark), Misc. Examples11 min1 sim04Circles and ellipsesNCERT §8.2 (Examples 1–2)7 min05Parabolas and symmetryNCERT §8.1–8.2 (standard forms)7 min06Area between two curvesNCERT §8.2 onwards, JEE extension (not in the rationalised text)8 min07Chapter reviewMust-know facts, traps and formulas11 min
Simulations
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