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THE CURVE C HAS POLAR EQUATION R=[X^1/2][E^X^2/PI]. WHERE X IS GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 0 BUT LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO PI. THE AREA OF THE FINITE REGION BOUNDED BY C AND THE LINE X EQUAL TO BETA. BETA IS PI. SHOW THAT BETA IS EQUAL TO [ PI LOG NATURAL 3]^1/2.

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