Washer Method-Calculus need help setting up problem
Find the volume if the region enclosing y=x+1, x=0, y=0, x=3 rotated about the y axis
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I just want to verify my setup since I do not agree with the key provided
Sure. Are you able to post that setup?
ok I will post it
\[\pi \int\limits_{0}^{1}3^2dy + \pi \int\limits_{1}^{4}3^2-(y-1)^2 dy\]
key states 1 to 3 for the second integral, but I thought I had to use the y coordinates for dy problem
So I'll just draw a sketch first (those are always good) |dw:1395006178508:dw| We had y = x + 1. So x = y - 1. So indeed the outer radius is 3 and the inner radius is (y - 1). Integral from 0 to 1 of 3^2 (the inner radius does not affect this) dy + integral from 1 to 4 ... yeah. that should be a 4.
ok thanks now I a working on another one similar to this one Same items except rotation is about the line x=3
key is telling me to set it up as a washer
I think it should be a disk
**for the first one** If you follow it through, you could probably make a geometric argument using volume of a cylinder of radius 3 removing volume of cone of height 3 and radius 3 just to check the answer.
so the solution for the first one is 27 pi with the geometric argument and yes the solution is exactly that
Aaand yeah, you should be using disks for that one. There would be no hole for the need of washers there. :)
thanks...... I knew the key was not 100% thanks once again
No problem! Sometimes they mess up. After all, its not their grade to worry about. :p
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