How can we use the graph of a logarithmic function to verify the domain of a function?PLEASE HELP
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Answer:
V=15.44
Step-by-step explanation:
We have a formula
V=\int^{π/3}_{-π/3} A(x) dx ,
where A(x) calculate as cross sectional.
We have:
Inner radius: 5 + sec(x) - 5= sec(x)
Outer radius: 7 - 5=2, we get
A(x)=π 2²- π· sec²(x)
A(x)=π(4-sec²(x))
Therefore, we calculate the volume V, and we get
V=\int^{π/3}_{-π/3} A(x) dx
V=\int^{π/3}_{-π/3} π(4-sec²(x)) dx
V=[ π(4x-tan(x)]^{π/3}_{-π/3}
V=π·(8π/3-2√3)
V=15.44
We use a site geogebra.org to plot the graph.
Answer:
In basicallity if a question such as this pops up, the correct way to go would first be to graph this. y=x-4 would be equivalent to x=4.
My paper work is below:
y = x - 4
0 = x - 4
-x = -4
x = 4
Hope this helped..
