
Matthew S. answered 02/19/20
PhD in Mathematics with extensive experience teaching Calculus
The correct answer is #4).
To solve this problem, visualize a cross section of the solid perpindicular to the x-axis at x value x_0. Because we are rotating about the x-axis, the cross section is a disc of radius x0. The area of the disc is π*sec2(x0). To compute volume, integrate this area from x = 0 to x = π÷3: π*∫ sec2(x) dx. The integral of sec2(x) is tan(x). So the volume is π*(tan(π/3) - tan(0)) = π*√3.