How do you do this question?

Mathematics

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solniwko [45]2 years ago

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Answer:

V=864π/5

The 2nd shaded picture matches our volume. And the 1st 3D picture maps the volume once rotated.

Step-by-step explanation:

The idea is that you're revolving the graph around an axis and getting a would-be solid objective. Think of it as finding the volume of a cylinder but instead of straight edges going up the height, the height follows a portion of a graph. We take the area of the circle with a variable radius and plug it into the integral:

∫πr²dy/dx

You need to know what axis you're revolving around, determine the radius of the shape, then your height which will determine variable you're integrating with respect to.

Your axis of revolution is the y axis.
The radius here is going to be the distance from the axis of revolution to some arbitrary point on the curve, which is simply x.
Your height is going to be some small y distance, so dy is what we're integrating w/r to and we're told to go from 0 to 6.

So with that we plug in the r and simplify as needed before integrating to get the answer.

My work is in the attachment. Comment with any questions.