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@agent0smith
What is your question, sister?
idk how to solve it lol
Because the axis is y=-1, if you draw the radius for either, you should notice that the radius is 1 unit longer, than it would be if the x-axis was the axis of rotation. So just add 1 to each of the inner and outer radius, washers should be easy.
hmm so then what would this be ? washer or disk ?
You still haven't learned that they're basically the same thing ;P a washer is just a disk with a hole in it. There's two radii right? You drew them in pink. A disk can't have two radii...
true so then its washer ? lool aaahhhh i get em confuse idk whyyy
A disk has an outer radius. A washer has an outer and inner radius.
HOW do you get em confused still x'd
If you shade in that area, then imagine rotating around y=-1, it's not gonna be a solid object, right? Finna look like a donut.
yeh .. draw it for me neega x'd
If you imagine rotating it, and it'll make a solid object with no holes, then it's a disk. I can't draw it in 3D. Shade in the enclosed region between the two functions, and use your brain... imagine rotating it ;P
But memorize this: A disk only has an outer radius. A washer has both an outer and inner radius.
And they literally are the SAME thing gurl. They use the same formula. Washer and disk both use:\[\Large V = \pi \int\limits_{a}^{b} \text{Outer}^2 - \text{Inner}^2 \]If there is no inner radius at all, then inner radius is just zero. Erase disk method from your brain. Use washer method. That's what i do. A disk is just a washer, with no inner radius.
loooll ooo x'd
I've been trying to get you to realize this for weeks x'd they're the same damn thing! There should never be confusion!
Washer and cylindrical shells are different formulas.
yaas x'd
You got dis?
yesh lool u gona help me with some more ;p
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