Is Simpson's Rule Applicable to Finding Volume and Area?

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1)how do you set up simpsons rule for volume, if its NOT rotated about exactly on the axis?
2)can you use simpsons rule for shells method?
3)an example?

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v=integral 2pie(radius)(height)dx
change of x\n\3 14241

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Whether the integral represents volume by shells or disks, or area, or anything else, it doesn't matter. You will have some integral of the form ##\int_a^b f(x)\, dx##. Just use the formula for Simpson's rule using ##a## and ##b##, the number of intervals ##n## and your formula ##f(x)##, whatever it is. You do know the Simpson rule formula, right?
 

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