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Objective
To demonstrate the equation of a plane in normal form.
MatcriaJs Rec1uired
Two pieces of plywood of size 10 cmx 12 cm each, a thin wooden rod with nuts and bolts fixed on both sides,
3 pi eces of wires, and pen/pencil
Pre-activity Knowledge
I. Fix the wooden rod in between two wooden pieces with nuts and bolts. The rod should be 1 to the two wooden
pi eces . So, it represents the normal to the plane.
PA represents
2. Take three wires and fix , such thatffi represents the vector~ and QA represents-; . Then the wire
th e vec tor -
r-- a.
l
Tra pez ium s. the two Axi s) = Sum
of th e Areas of
1
l(l
+ 0.99 ) + (0.9 9 + 0.97 ) + (0.9 7 + 0 .95)
= X 0.1 +(0 .92 + 0.87 ) + (0.8 7 + 0.8) + (0.8
+ (0.9 5 + 0.92 )
2 + 0.71 ) + (0.7 1 + 0.6)
+(0 .6 + 0.43 ) + (0.4 3)
= 0.1 [0.5 + 0.99 +0. 97 +0. 95 + 0.92
+ 0.87 +0. 80+ 0.71 + 0.6 0+ 0.43 ]
=0. 1 x 7.7 4=0 .77 4sq . unit s. (ap pro
x.)
6. Def init e inte gra l= J~ ✓1- x dx
2
,:-
•
objecth·c h definite integral Jb .J (1 - x 2) dx as the limit of a sum and verify it by actual integration.
To evaluate t e a
ials Required
Ma~ r .
cardb Oard white paper, scale, pencil and graph paper.
'
-activity Knowledge
·
· mtegra
pre Knowledge of the concept o fd e fi mte 1.
1.
I(nowiedge of the concept of area of the bounded curve.
2.
3. !(now ledge of the concept of area of trapezium.
procedure
I. Take
a cardboard of a suitable size. Paste a white paper on it.
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YI
Fig. 19.1
p ' ~tr'1 tion
1. by PO and the points where the curve meets the x-axis and y -axis be denoted by p 10 and
Let origin O be denoted
.
Q, respectively.
2. P 9.
Divide PaP 10 into 10 equal parts with points of division as, P 1, P 2, P 3 , • ••• ,
3.
From each of the points, P;, i = 1, 2, ... , 9 draw perpendiculars on the x-axis to meet the curve at the points,
0 1, Q2, Q3, ..... , Q 9_Measure the lengths of P 0Q 0 , P1 Q1 .... , P9Q9and call them as y 0 , y 1,... , y 9 whereas width of
· o. I units
each part , p op 1, p 1p 2···· , 1s · .
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.\ ft:,1 (l
rn.·ct:111g k (i1·) 15 cm , 9 cm 135cm:
· ·,~•c t:lll l.!lr l1·) - I ➔ cm ' IO t: 111 140 c111 ·
.\rf:I l) 1 '"" -
· -.,,·1 ·111 1.d c ( 1·i) IJ cm ' 11 cm 1-D cm'
,\ ft' :tll 11''"' ~
• 1·r1.:•r1:111!.!k l 1·ii) 12 ('I\\ , 12 cm 1-14 cm·
\ ('l'!I () -
· ·,.,,,•1·111 !.! k 1 r iii) 12.5c m , 11 .St.m l43. 75c m1
. \ t'l':I ( 11 l ' ' • ~ '
\ rY:t l,fthl·:-c f'l't: t:111 g ks arc di th.- rL' nl . whereas their peri meter i s same .
4.
.. 1l \\
1
' t'tl tt' rt't' l:Ht!.!k l,·ii) is maximum. i.e.. 144 cm\ when Length of the Rectangle
.\ rt'.I l ' '
· iirt·.idth l)f till' Rertnn gk - I~ cm .
. ()Lil l the rt:c rnngles with same perimeter, the square has the maxim
f lt'lll'X. um area.
,.' ~
n,,~. rt-,,ult is. \'cry
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useful is preparing economical packages. This activity is also useful
. in understandin g the idea of
\\ 1111 ot a ltmct 10 11.
111.J\ ll1
, . d b be the length and .
l _-( l .l11 breadth of the rectangle, respectively
Perimeter= 2/ + 2b = 48 ⇒ l = 24-b
Area (A) of Rectangle= l x b
= (24- b)b = 24b - b2
dA
-=24 -2b
db
. . dA
:or. maximum or rrummum, put db= 0 ⇒ b = 12
d 2A
-=-
2 2 <0
db '
Area (A) is maximum,when b = 12
Again ,/= 24-12 = 12
0. l = b =12cm
fence. amonast all rectang les, the square has the maximum area.
, 0 - ~
Viva-Voce j
- - -- - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- --
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.:·•• ,. \i nrnof fatap ointc E (a,h). C ED/ if
( has local maxima at c E Df is :3 a real 8 > 0 such f(x) ~ f(c) V x E Dr-
that
Q4. Absolute maxima and absolute minima , alucs
((x)~/ (c) VxE (c - 8,c+ 8) ofa function if they exist, are unique . Is it true'!
Here/ (c) is called local maximum value and c is Ans. Yes, it is true.
called point oflocal maxima. QS. Among ~ht ·cctangles of gh en area, the square
has the ..... .......... perimeter.
Points where first derivative is zero are called l\n Minimum.
cri tical points. Q6. 1\, o ..... 1.bers, "ho\e ~um is 24 and \\ ho~c
product is as large as possible area arl ........... ..
Let f' be a real valued function with domain DI' Let
c E D.. .\n . 12,12
The fu nction ! is said to have absolute maxima at
Fig. 18.1
e these rec tangles on the dra,.,ving board.
Lab Manual Mathema tics-Xll 44
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f(
n 12
~
II '
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~
I\
•j 14 n
t U) I 111 I (rot
n\
P,.. 24
R 20
16 R. 18
12 II 10 9 8
( \ 'I ) (\ 11 ) (u.
Fig, 17.l
, , • •l p
, ! __.n~th ofthcrcctanglc isdccrcasmg at the rate of I cm sand ~ breadth is increas:::iiz. 1 cx~ of:cr:. ~
• 1) .\ ~~H1fthc g1\'C.:n rectangle R = 16 x 8 = 128 cm·.
111\ :-\re:1 of rectangle R: 15 x 10 = l SOcm: (after l sec)
\ 111 ) .-\rcJ of rcctanglc R,"'- 168cm: (aficr2 scc).
1, 11.i) Area of rectangle R,. = 198 cm· (after 1 sec ) and soon.
Tnus the area of the rectangle is maximum after 6 sec.
r~. '::Lt1 , n~ c.:an be used in explaining the concept of rate of change :md ~~~ o: ~ ~-n.
O b~'-·n .u io n
Volume of the box is max imu m whe
n val ue ofx, i.e., side of the square
"-' t
~o e is 5 cm for the 0 ·
. . i:,lVen rectangu1
Volume of the open box 'V' 1s given as: ~~
eet
·
V = (45-2x)(x)(24-2x)=4x3-138/ + 108
0x,0 <x<l2
dV 2
= 12x -27 6x + 1080 = 12( / - 23x+ 90)
dx
= l 2(x - l 8) (x - 5), 0 < x < 12
Put dV
=0
dx
⇒ 12( x-1 8)( x - 5) =0, 0< x <
12
⇒ X =18orx=5, 0< x<\2
⇒ X =5,·: 0<x <l2
Also ,
d.x2 =24x - 276
d2V l
dx2 l,,,s=24(5) - 276= - 156 < 0
Hence, volume sh_ould be maximum at
box to have a maximum volume. x = 5 cm, i.e.' a squ are of side 5 cm should
be cut from
.\pplication eac h comer fortht
17 Activity
{)h j""t i, ,.
To find the tim e when the area of a rect
angle of given dimensions becomes max
and the breadth is increasi ng at give n rate imum, if the length is decre as,, .
s.
l\ht Pri ah Rl·n
Colour ed chart paper, scisson,. scale, pen
cil , eraser, cardboard, and adhesive
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