I figured out what you did wrong.
You need to find the volume on Y = X and Y = X^3 and subtract one from the other.
So you know A = pi * y^2.
V = (pi)Integral(0,1) y^2 dx
So for Y = X you get V = (pi) * 1/3
for Y = X^3 you get V = (pi)* 1/7
Subtract volume 2 from volume 1 you get
V_Final = (pi) (1/3 - 1/7) = (pi) 4/21.
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