Lily K.
asked 04/29/23Use the method of cylindrical shells to find the volume generated by rotating the region bounded by the given curves about the y-axis.
- y =square root cude x, y = 0, x= 1
- y = e^-x^2 , y=0,x=0,x=1
- y= x^2 ,y = 6x-2x^2
1 Expert Answer
AJ L. answered 04/29/23
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Recall the formula for cylindrical/shell method is A = 2π∫ab r(x)h(x)dx
Problem 1
Height = h(x) = 3√x
Radius = r(x) = x
Bounds = [a,b] = [0,1]
A = 2π∫ab r(x)h(x)dx
A = 2π∫01 (x·3√x)dx
A = 2π∫01 (x·x1/3)dx
A = 2π∫01 x4/3dx
A = 2π(x7/3/(7/3)) [0,1]
A = 2π(3/7)x7/3 [0,1]
A = (6π/7)x7/3 [0,1]
A = (6π/7)(1)7/3 - (6π/7)(0)7/3
A = 6π/7 cubic units
Problem 2
Height = h(x) = e-x^2
Radius = r(x) = x
Bounds = [a,b] = [0,1]
A = 2π∫ab r(x)h(x)dx
A = 2π∫01 xe-x^2dx
A = 2π(-1/2)e-x^2 [0,1]
A = -πe-x^2 [0,1]
A = [-πe-1^2] - [-πe-0^2]
A = -π/e + π
A = π - π/e
A = π(1-1/e) cubic units
Problem 3
Here, since we are given two curves, our height will be the difference between the upper and lower functions:
Height = h(x) = f(x)-g(x) = (6x-2x2)-(x2) = 6x-3x2
Radius = r(x) = x
Bounds = [a,b] = [0,2]
A = 2π∫ab r(x)h(x)dx
A = 2π∫02 x(6x-3x2)dx
A = 2π∫02 6x2-3x3)dx
A = 2π[2x3-(3/4)x4] [0,2]
A = 2π[2(2)3-(3/4)(2)4] - 2π[2(0)3-(3/4)(0)4]
A = 2π[2(8)-(3/4)(16)]
A = 2π(16-48/4)
A = 2π(16-12)
A = 2π(4)
A = 8π cubic units
Hope these answers and explanations helped!
AJ L.
Feel free to schedule a lesson with me if you need a more in-depth explanation or if you'd like to review similar topics!04/29/23
Lily K.
Hi. Thank for answering but i think problems b and c answer is wrong. For b it should be pi(1-1/e) and c should be 8pi04/29/23
AJ L.
pi(1-1/e) is the same thing as what I answered when it is simplified. I'll rewrite so it is exact.04/29/23
AJ L.
I'll look at C again04/29/23
AJ L.
Ok, I fixed up C, it should be right now.04/29/23
Lily K.
Hi for answer C why it is bound from 0 to 2 instead of 0 to 305/01/23
AJ L.
Bounds are [0,2] because if you graph the two curves, they intersect at x=0 and x=2. So, the area contained within those bounds are used in the shell method integral. Hope that makes sense. We can schedule a meeting if you feel like we need to go into more detail!05/01/23
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AJ L.
I'm unsure what you mean by your first equation. Is it the square root of x^3, or is it the cube (3rd) root of x?04/29/23