Find the volume of a solid using the cylindrical shells method. y=x^3, y=8, x=0; rotated about x=7.

Name: Volume of solid of revolution using the shell method.
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Find the volume of a solid using the cylindrical shells method. y=x^3, y=8, x=0; rotated about x=7.

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Find the volume of a solid using the cylindrical shells method. y=x^3, y=8, x=0; rotated about x=7.

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CAN I SUBMIT A MATH EQUATION I'M HAVING PROBLEMS WITH?

If i have rational function and it has a numerator that can be factored and the denominator is already factored out would I simplify by factoring the numerator?

how do i find where a function is discontinuous if the bottom part of the function has been factored out?

find the limit as it approaches -3 in the equation (6x+9)/x^4+6x^3+9x^2

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