#Math IA in IB
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oh my days u need to use integration for this?
okay ref pic
gimme a moment
I'm assuming I can model the centre piece like this
oh wait tbh a circle would be better to model the curve
brb
maybe this is better? the top semicircular eqn is
(x-10)² + (y-10)² = 100 where it's range is restricted 10 ≤ y
welp this is the best I could get
from there u can u can integrate with respect to x by making y the subject of the equations of the curves
then im assuming u should be able to integrate and find volume?
for the larger part
eqn of circle:
(x-10)² + (y-10)² = 100
(y-10)² = 100 - (x-10)²
y-10 = ±√[100 - (y-10)²]
y = 10 + √[100 - (y-10)²] (u can reject the negative one bc the portion of the circle above y = 10 has positive in front of the √)
it's volume hence
= π∫ y² dx
= π∫ { 10 + √[100 - (y-10)²] }² dx
lower limit = 0
upper limit = 20
expand and simplify
well not too sure on the scale so the limited can be changed based on how u wanna scale down the actual model on a graph
this is assuming that a volume is formed by rotating the area under graph by 2π radians about the x-axis
for the rectangle under he big semicircle, when rotated 2π radians about x-axis u will get a cylinder with radius 10 and height 20
so volume = π(10²)(20)
do the same for the smaller circle and smaller rectangle but be sure to take the sum of these 2 and ×2 to account for the other side of the Taj Mahal
this is so tedious and im sure my model is very inaccurate too 💀
i 'chose' to do this yes. But thankfully only the dome the taj. Sorry I forgot to mention that!
but thank you so much for your help! I really appreciate it 🙂
This gave me a lot of ideas
it is tedious oof
i am struggling to make the contract curve at the top of the dome. thankfully i dont need to model it in great detail, just to the best of my abilities 😃
ahhh no worries!!
oh I was also thinking of 2 sine sine curves meeting
there's a +3 behind the red graph eqn and a -3 behind the blue graph eqn
this looks like a nicer model for the curved portion
Ooh okay!!
Thank you so much! I was hella stressed for this
Its actually not that difficult
sheeeeesh gj @lofty igloo
I love how u approached this it rly is an interesting problem

well math is all about finding the most refined and tbh most elegant method of solving problems thru a step-by-step approach :)
haha but yea first time i've seen integration being used to model and find the volume of a real life building
yes! thats why i chose this topic, I hope my math teacher likes it as its 20% of my final grade
i was originally also thinking of finding its surface area but then i realised its way above my field of expertise,,, even my math teacher strongly adviced me to not do it
ahahah yea, i wouldn't even know how to start for that 💀
all the best!! 

