Posted by Andrew on Tuesday, December 16, 2008 at 8:30pm.
make a sketch
wouldn't your volume be the same if you rotated y = x^2 around the x-axis, for [0,2] ??
I am sure you can do that easy one.
let me know what you got.
No it wouldnt be the same because one is a disk rule one is a washer rule
you are rotating it around y=3, so there is no hole.
your right im sorry, i was thinking we were rotating around x=3 lol but will you do it so i can check my answer?
I got 32pi/5
i think u forgot to add the 2x^3 to the antiderivitive for the fundamental theorm step
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