1. Find the coordinates of $A$ and the equation of the normal $AC$ (from part a).
At A, x=34π. y=2sin(64π)=2sin(32π)=3.
So A=(34π,3). dxdy=cos2x. At x=34π, dxdy=cos32π=−21.
Gradient of normal =2.
Equation of normal AC: y−3=2(x−34π)⟹y=2x−38π+3.
At C, x=0, so y=3−38π.
2. Set up the expression for the area of the shaded region.
The shaded region is bounded above by the curve and below by the line AC from x=0 to x=34π. Area=∫034π2sin2xdx−Area under line AC
4. Calculate the area under the line $AC$ and find the total shaded area.
The integral of the line AC from x=0 to x=34π can be found using the area of a trapezium (signed area): ∫034π(2x−38π+3)dx=21×34π×(yC+yA) =32π(3−38π+3)=32π(23−38π)=34π3−916π2