Given f(x)=x+1x−1. Let us find the first few compositions of f(x):
f2(x)=f(f(x))=x+1x−1+1x+1x−1−1=x−1+x+1x−1−x−1=2x−2=−x1
f3(x)=f(f2(x))=f(−x1)=−x1+1−x1−1=−1+x−1−x=1−xx+1
f4(x)=f(f3(x))=f(1−xx+1)=1−xx+1+11−xx+1−1=x+1+1−xx+1−1+x=22x=x
Since f4(x)=x, the sequence of functions is periodic with a period of 4.
Therefore, f26(x)=f4×6+2(x)=f2(x)=−x1.
We are given g(x)+f26(x)=0, which implies:
g(x)−x1=0⇒g(x)=x1
We need to find the area of the region bounded by the curves y=x1, y=x−23 (from 2y=2x−3), y=0, and x=4.
First, find the point of intersection of y=x1 and y=x−23:
x1=x−23⇒2x2−3x−2=0
(2x+1)(x−2)=0
Since x∈(1,∞), we get x=2.
The line y=x−23 intersects the x-axis (y=0) at x=23.
The required area A is bounded by y=x−23 from x=23 to x=2, and by y=x1 from x=2 to x=4.
A=∫3/22(x−23)dx+∫24x1dx
Evaluating the first integral:
∫3/22(x−23)dx=[21(x−23)2]3/22=21(2−23)2−0=21(21)2=81
Evaluating the second integral:
∫24x1dx=[logex]24=loge4−loge2=loge2
Total Area = 81+loge2