There exists a 3-dimensional structure such that at height h the cross section is a square with side length 7sinh+7. If the height of the structure is 4π, then the volume of the structure can be expressed as aπ, where a is a positive integer. What is the value of a?
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Volume = Cross section Area * height here the cross section area is different at different height. Let at height h, we consider a small height dh the cross section area is \[(7\sin h+7)^2\] Do you understand this?
why square?
Square side is 7 sin h +7 so areas will be the square of the side
ok
so the volume will be \[\int (7 \sin h +7)^2\times dh\] height varies from 0 to 4pi \[\int_{0}^{4\pi} (7 \sin h +7)^2\times dh\] Can you do this integration?
what's the ans.?
i got 294
Yes, me too.
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