Integration Volume: Filling a Garden Pot to 45 cm Depth

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Homework Statement



A mathematical model for a large garden pot is obtained by rotating through 4 right angles about the y-axis the part of the curve y=0.1x^2 which is between x=10 and x=25 and then adding a flat base . Units are in cm . Garden compost is sold in litres . Find the number of litres required to fill the pot to a depth of 45 cm . (Ignore thickness of pot)

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Fill up to the depth of 45 cm so i have to take the limits from 10 to 55.

so V=\pi \int^{55}_{10} 10 y dy

=pi[5(55)^2-5(10)^2]

=14625 pi cm^3

=15 pi litres

Am i correct ?
 
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thereddevils said:
Fill up to the depth of 45 cm so i have to take the limits from 10 to 55.

so V=\pi \int^{55}_{10} 10 y dy

=pi[5(55)^2-5(10)^2]

=14625 pi cm^3

=15 pi litres

Am i correct ?

Looks good! :smile:

(though I wouldn't leave the π in)
 
tiny-tim said:
Looks good! :smile:

(though I wouldn't leave the π in)

thanks !
 
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