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Manni
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I've been told this is a trick question, but I don't understand why:
How would I describe the solid generated by 2∏∫ x/(1+x2)dx on [0,2]
How I would do it I would rewrite the intergal as 2∏∫ x * 1/(1+x2)dx and apply substitution.
I would then use the volume of disks method and integrate the integral about the new bounds. Is this the right way to go about it?
How would I describe the solid generated by 2∏∫ x/(1+x2)dx on [0,2]
How I would do it I would rewrite the intergal as 2∏∫ x * 1/(1+x2)dx and apply substitution.
I would then use the volume of disks method and integrate the integral about the new bounds. Is this the right way to go about it?
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