MHB Who can give me a hint of how to calculate this integral,Thanks

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$$\int_{0}^{\frac{-a}{2}+\frac{\sqrt{392-{a}^{2}}}{2}} {y}^{2}\arcsin\left({\frac{a+y}{\sqrt{196-{y}^{2}}}}\right)\,dy$$
 

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I'm not seeing an explicit evaluation, but I found the numerical solutions fascinating:View attachment 7762
 

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tkhunny said:
I'm not seeing an explicit evaluation, but I found the numerical solutions fascinating:

Thanks very much. Could you tell me which software did you use to express this curve? Is there a formula for this curve. Thanks again for your help.
 
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Thanks very much. Could you tell me which software did you use to express this curve? Is there a formula for this curve. Thanks again for your help.

Hi zhaojx84, welcome to MHB! (Wave)

In GNU Octave, the free version of MatLab, we can do:
Code:
f = @(a, y) y^2 * asin((a + y) / (sqrt(196 - y^2)));
g = @(a) quad(@(y) f(a, y), 0, (-a / 2 + (sqrt(392 - a^2)) / 2));
x = -11:0.2:14;
y = arrayfun(g, x);
plot(x, y);

In Octave Online, we can quickly see what it does.

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zhaojx84 said:
Thanks very much. Could you tell me which software did you use to express this curve? Is there a formula for this curve. Thanks again for your help.
I used PTC Mathcad Prime 3.0

It required pretty much what you see. Just type in what you want. The algebraic interpretation is provided.
 
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