Integration#3

Calculus Level 5

Define f ( t ) f(t) as the maximum value of k k that satisfies the following inequality where x [ 0 , 2 ] x\in[0,2] :

x 2 + k x e x t x^2+kx\leq e^{x-t}

Denote X = 2 3 2 + ln 2 9 f ( t ) d t X=\displaystyle \int_2^{\frac32+\ln \frac29} f(t)\, dt .

Find 1 0 10 X \left \lfloor 10^{10} X \right \rfloor .

Notation: \lfloor \cdot \rfloor denotes the floor function .


The answer is 8407359027.

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2 solutions

Ritabrata Roy
May 18, 2021

The main idea is , for all t ,we cannot express f(t) as a explicit function of t, so to do the integration we can use the concept of inverse mapping after a proper justification of the structure of f(t).

Inquisitor Math
May 17, 2021

Answer : X = 5 ln 2 21 8 X=5\ln2-\dfrac{21}8

how did u get this?

Pi Han Goh - 3 weeks, 5 days ago

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