Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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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,

First problem:
cos (theta)=1
Using the inverse cosine function, you get theta = 0.
Now we find tan 0 = 0
cot(theta) = 1/tan(theta) = 1/0
Division by zero is undefined, so the answer is d. undefined
Second problem:
cos (theta)=1
Use the inverse cosine function.
theta = 0°
Answer: c. 0°
Answer: The correct answer is Choice C.
For this polynomial to be a perfect square, it would need to be:
(10x + 7)^2
This will ensure that the first terms and the last terms will be 100x^ and 49. However, if you use foil to multiply the factors, you will not get 150x for the center term. Choice C also states that 150x will not be the middle term.