We notice that in this case, we'll have to write a
function of y.
We'll put y =
sqrt(x-1).
We'll raise to sqare both sides to eliminate the
square root:
y^2 = x - 1
We'll
add 1 both sides:
x = y^2 +
1
The area bounded by the curve
is:
Int f(y)dy = F(5) - F(1) (Leibniz-Newton
formula)
Int f(y)dy = Int (y^2 +
1)dy
Int (y^2 + 1)dy = y^3/3 + y +
C
F(5) = (5^3/3 + 5) =
140/3
F(1) = 1/3 + 1 = 4/3
Int
f(y)dy = 140/3 - 4/3 = 136/3
The area bounded
by the given curve, y axis and the lines y = 1 to y = 5 is: A = 136/3 square
units.
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