Can we use the disk method in this integral?

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Amaelle
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Goodd day, I have a question regarding an exercice I have already posted
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Bvu was very nice and provided this darwing
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I already have the solution
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But y question is :
can we use the disk method? because as you can see even though the intersection was at x=-1 the sphere goes deep into the paraboloid until x=-sqrt(2)?
so maybe the only way is to caluculate is to
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Many thanks in advance!
 
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[tex]2\pi\rho d\rho[/tex] is not disk but ring. So I think your calculation is OK.