#Find Volume of the solid generated rotated at the specified ooint.
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wait are you not supposed to use the disk method
I think I should. The wording confused me. I know you can use cylinder regardless, and is just a matter of what is easier.
wait
I forgot the formula for the disk method
it was pi times the integral of something
the only help I have is to use the disk method
ok wait
@stoic summit did you get your answer
Yeah, but is not the right one. I got 4103pi/15, and the answer sheet says it is 1088pi/15
oh I got 92pi/15
wait were you integrating from -2 to 2
No, from 4 to 5.
oh
Oh wait, I just realized it has the section of the book. Maybe they took an example from it, going to check it.
ok
Cannot find.
At least I know it is washer method because the cylinder method is a different section of the book.
I don’t think there are any problems to my set up.
hey @stoic summit what is the name of the book you are using
alright ty
yeah I am also completely lost on how to solve this problem
I wish you the best of luck in deriving the answer
Thanks lol.
u should account for the y = 5 by subtracting the function from it, since it is shifted
OH YEAH!
Ahhhh
Where exactly do I plug in the 5?
put it in front of the function (5 - 4 - x^2)
if it were negative youu would just add it
Weird, it still doesn’t give me the answer.
aren't you supposed to subract 5 from the function
wait nvm
the x^2 term should be positive because when you subtract the function from 5, you get 5-(4-x^2), which results in 1 + x^2
Tried to integrate from 0 to 4, and 0 to 5 but still not the answer from the answer sheet.
try integrating from -2 to 2
cuz (2,0) and (-2,0) are the intersections with the graph of the x axis and 4-x^2
i know i should havei ncluded the parenthetical argument
ok my bad
Still no ida how to solve this 💀