nweis84 Messages 16 Reaction score 0 Thread starter Mar 2, 2009 #1 I'm pretty sure I'm setting this up right i just get stuck when i need to integrate it the equation is y=e^x and rotated around the x-axis I've attached the question can someone help me thanks Attachments Ihatecalculus.doc Ihatecalculus.doc 68.5 KB · Views: 275
I'm pretty sure I'm setting this up right i just get stuck when i need to integrate it the equation is y=e^x and rotated around the x-axis I've attached the question can someone help me thanks
quantumdude Staff Emeritus Science Advisor Gold Member Messages 5,564 Reaction score 24 Mar 2, 2009 #2 You'll need 2 substitutions. The most obvious first substitution would be to let [itex]u=e^x[/itex]. Follow that up with an appropriate trig substitution and you're home free.
You'll need 2 substitutions. The most obvious first substitution would be to let [itex]u=e^x[/itex]. Follow that up with an appropriate trig substitution and you're home free.