Doug C. answered 10/14/16
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The following is not correct because it is for volume not surface area! Look up the formula for surface area for a solid of revolution and follow a similar pattern.
Normally a volume of revolution rotated about y-axis would be calculated by pi∫ from y1 to y2 (x2 dy).
Since x = 9t2 and y = 6t3 , use those value in that formula.
pi ∫ 0 to 5 (9t2)2 18t2 dt (where dy/dt = 18t2)
For surface area about y-axis where f(x) = 9t2 , g(x) = 6t3.
S= 2pi ∫ x √(f'(t)2 + g'(t)2) dt where limits of integratiion are 0 to 5.