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The region bounded by y = ex, y = e, and the y-axis is revolved around the y-axis. The volume of the resulting solid is:
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Is it \(y = e^{x}\)?
yes :)
revolved around the \(y\)-axis so.. we change it to make \(x\) the subject i think..it has been a while that i have dont these.. \[ y = e^x => x = ln(y)\]
well do you know what to do next?
i think that it's pi * integral of (e-ln(y))^2
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yes!
\[V = \pi\int\limits \ln^{2}(y)dy \]
and the limits are 0 to 2.718 am i correct?
e to 0
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