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i can't figure out this problem for the life of me. it's let the region be bounded by y=x^2, x=1, and y=0. find the volume of the region about the line y=-1
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Volume, or area?
volume
:( I can't figure it out either
is anything unclear
are you rotating it?
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Yeah if it's a rotation about y = -1 then it's doable
yes you have to rotate the region bounded by the equations around the line y=-1
Why didn't you say so! :-P
it made sense to me, sorry
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http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=%28region+%28y%3Dx^2%2C+x%3D1%2C+and+y%3D0%29%29
that's what i thought too but the program i'm using wants it in terms of y so y=x^2 should be x=sqrt(y) so then the graph should look like this.....
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