Solution to JEE Integral Question
The given integral is:
Step 1: Use Symmetry Property
Let f(x) = (96x2 cos2 x)/(1 + ex)
When we replace x with -x:
f(-x) = (96x2 cos2 x)/(1 + e-x)
Since 1 + e-x = (1 + ex)/ex, we get:
f(-x) = (96x2 cos2 x · ex)/(1 + ex)
Step 2: Using Properties of Definite Integrals
Over symmetric limits, we can write:
I = ∫-Ï€/2Ï€/2 (96x2 cos2 x)/(1 + ex) dx = ∫-Ï€/2Ï€/2 (96x2 cos2 x · ex)/(1 + ex) dx
Adding these equal integrals:
2I = ∫-Ï€/2Ï€/2 96x2 cos2 x dx
Therefore: I = 48 ∫-Ï€/2Ï€/2 x2 cos2 x dx
Step 3: Using Trigonometric Identity
Using cos2 x = (1 + cos 2x)/2:
I = 48 ∫-Ï€/2Ï€/2 x2 · (1 + cos 2x)/2 dx
I = 24 ∫-Ï€/2Ï€/2 x2 dx + 24 ∫-Ï€/2Ï€/2 x2 cos 2x dx
Step 4: Evaluating the First Integral
∫-Ï€/2Ï€/2 x2 dx = [x3/3]-Ï€/2Ï€/2 = (Ï€/2)3/3 - (-Ï€/2)3/3 = Ï€3/12
Step 5: Evaluating the Second Integral Using Integration by Parts
Using integration by parts twice:
∫-Ï€/2Ï€/2 x2 cos 2x dx = -Ï€/2
Step 6: Finding the Value of the Original Integral
I = 24 · Ï€3/12 + 24 · (-Ï€/2) = 2Ï€3 - 12Ï€
Step 7: Finding α and β
Comparing with the given form I = π(απ2 + β):
2π3 - 12π = απ3 + βπ
Therefore: α = 2 and β = -12
So α + β = 2 + (-12) = -10
And (α + β)2 = (-10)2 = 100