
Vanessa C.
asked 05/16/20Find the volume V of the solid obtained by rotating the region bounded by the given curves about the x-axis.
Find the volume V of the solid obtained by rotating the region bounded by the given curves about the x-axis.
y=3/10x2 , y=13/10-x2
1 Expert Answer

William W. answered 05/16/20
Experienced Tutor and Retired Engineer
I'll choose to integrate in the x-direction using the "washer" method. Imagine a series of washers with inside radius ri and outside radius ro that are "dx" thick.
The intersections of the functions are the limits of integration so to find them, set the functions equal to each other:
3/10x2 = 13/10 - x2
0 = 13/10 - x2 - 3/10x2
0 = 13/10 - 13/10x2
0 = 13/10(1 - x2)
0 = 13/10(1 + x)(1 - x)
x = -1 and x = 1
ro = 13/10 - x2
ri = 3/10x2
V = -1∫1[π(ro2 - ri2)dx
V = π• -1∫1[ro2 - ri2]dx
V = π• -1∫1[(13/10 - x2)2 - (3/10x2)2]dx
V = π• -1∫1[169/100 - 13/5x2 + x4 - 9/100x4]dx
V = π• -1∫1[169/100 - 13/5x2 + 91/100x4]dx
V = π• (169/100x - 13/15x3 + 91/500x5) evaluated between -1 and 1
V = π•[(169/100 - 13/15 + 91/500) - (-169/100 + 13/15 - 91/500)]
V = π•[169/100 - 13/15 + 91/500 + 169/100 - 13/15 + 91/500]
V = π•[338/100 - 26/15 + 182/500]
V = π•[5070/1500 - 2600/1500 + 546/1500]
V = π•[3016/1500)
V = 754/375π ≈ 6.3167
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Christopher J.
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