Use a double integral to prove that the area of the circle with radius Rand equation r=2RsinθisπR2.

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The area of the circle is A=πR2

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01

Given information

The objective of this problem is to use double integral to prove that the area of the circle with radius Rand equation r=2RsinθisπR2.

02

Calculation

Draw the circle

Plot of r=2Rsinθ

Given circle is symmetrical about the horizontal axis. Therefore area of circle in polar form can be expressed as the twice of area of upper half circle.

A=2aajnn2rdrdθ

Here, θ1=0,θ2=π2and r1=0,r2=rA=20π/20r-2πsinθrdrdθ

Integrate with respect to rfirst

A=20π/2r2202Rsinθdθxndx=xn+1n+1+C

A=20x/2(2Rsinθ)2-02

A=2R20π/22sin2θdθA=2R20π/2[1-cos2θ]dθ

Integrate with respect to θ

A=2R2θ-12sin2θ0x/2cosxdx=sinx+CA=2R2π2-12sinπ-0A=πR2

Thus, the area of the circle is

A=πR2

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