Q.

If f(t)=∫0π2x dx1-cos2tsin2x,0<t<π, then the value of ∫0π/2π2 dtf(t) equals ______ .             [2024]


Ans.

(1)

f(t)=∫0π2x1-cos2tsin2x dx                                   ...(i)

⇒f(t)=2∫0π(π-x)1-cos2tsin2(π-x) dx

⇒f(t)=2∫0π(π-x)1-cos2tsin2x dx                               ...(ii)

Adding (i) and (ii), we get

2f(t)=2∫0ππ1-cos2tsin2x dx

f(t)=2∫0π/2π dx1-cos2t+sin2x

On dividing the numerator and denominator by cos2x, we get

f(t)=2π∫0π/2sec2x dxsec2x-cos2t tan2x

Put tanx=v ⇒ sec2x dx=dv

When x=0, t=0

When x=π2, t=∞

∴    f(t)=2π∫0∞dvv2+1-cos2t v2

=2π∫0∞dv1+(vsint)2=2π[tan-1(vsint)sint]0∞

=2ππ2sint=π2sint

∴  ∫0π/2π2 dtf(t)=∫0π/2sint dt=[-cost]0π/2=1