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Finding Volume using integration
So i should plug in the given x's to get y's for my bounds?- Mcbrown108
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Finding Volume using integration
that doesn't seem to work either- Mcbrown108
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Finding Volume using integration
Oh yeah. so then would i change my bounds to a=-.9 b=.9- Mcbrown108
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Finding Volume using integration
Homework Statement Find the volume of the solid formed by rotating the region enclosed by: (e^(1x)+2)/y=0/x=0/x=.9 about the y axisHomework Equations Probably disk method i would assume: V=pi*int((f(x)^2) dx from bounds a to bThe Attempt at a Solution V= pi*int(e^(1x)+2)^2) a=0 b=.9...- Mcbrown108
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- Integration Volume
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Help with Area of parametric equations problem
That is all that is given to me. I thought I was missing some information as well.- Mcbrown108
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Help with Area of parametric equations problem
Homework Statement Find the area of the region enclosed by the parametric equation x=t^3-8t y=2t^2 The Attempt at a Solution I am not even sure how to start this problem. I read somewhere that to start with you solve for t in one of the equations. when i solve for t I end up...- Mcbrown108
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- Area Parametric Parametric equations
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