Can somone please help me...... Paul wishes to estimate the volume of the trunk of a large tree. To do so he measured the circumference of the trunk at several heights off the ground. These are given in the table. Find an overestimate of the volume of the tree using something similar to Riemann sums.... *This is similar to Reiman sums but you need to use cylinders instead of rectangles. Remember that the volume of a cyinder is V=pier^2h, Remember also you are given the circumference of the tree.
@electrokid can you help me
right same as before consider x = height and y = area of base volume = area of base * height
now, \[c=2\pi r,\qquad A=\pi r^2\\ r={c\over 2\pi},\qquad\implies A=\pi\left(c\over 2\pi\right)^2={c^2\over 4\pi} \]
how do you find out what c=
c = circumference = given \[V=\sum_{k=0}^4A_k\cdot h_k\\ V={22\over4\pi}\times0+{18\over4\pi}\times20+\ldots \]
i missed to square the "c"...
so c=282.743
I think I am getting confused
electrkid why am I not understancding this
are you still there
ok so I got v=1130.973
is that the final answer
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