Question: Let be an increasing function on [a, b] and let g be its inverse. Argue on the basis of arc length that the following

Let ƒ be an increasing function on [a, b] and let g be its inverse. Argue on the basis of arc length that the following equality holds:

f(b) S*  = [ 1 + f'(x) dx a f(a) 1 + g' (y) dy

Then use the substitution u = ƒ(x) to prove Eq. (4).

f(b) [ form 1+ f'(x) dx = a f(a) 1 + g' (y) dy

f(b) S* = [ 1 + f'(x) dx a f(a) 1 + g' (y) dy

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