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See attached for a sketch of some of the cross sections.
Each cross section has area equal to the square of the side length, which in turn is the vertical distance between the curve y = √(x + 1) and the x-axis (i.e. the distance between them that is parallel to the y-axis). This distance will be √(x + 1).
If the thickness of each cross section is ∆x, then the volume of each cross section is
∆V = (√(x + 1))² ∆x = (x + 1) ∆x
As we let ∆x approach 0 and take infinitely many such cross sections, the total volume of the solid is given by the definite integral,
14 of the machine that cost $150 was sold and 8 of the machine that cost $225 was sold.
To solve this problem, we would write a system of linear equations.
- Let x represent the machine that cost $150
- Let y represent the machine that cost $225
We can proceed to write our equations now.
From equation 1
put equation (iii) into (ii)
Since we know the number of y, we can simply substitute it into equation (i) and solve.
From the calculations above, 14 of the machine that cost $150 was sold and 8 of the machine that cost $255 was sold.
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