Posted by h on Sunday, September 16, 2012 at 2:16pm.
the curves intersect at (-1,1) and (6,36)
The x-line rotations all work the same way. Shells probably work best:
v = ∫[-1,6] 2pi * r * h dx
where r is 6-x or 1+x and h = (5x+6)-x^2
simple polynomial
for the y-line axes, maybe discs work best, but you'll have to use washers, since the discs will have holes in them.
v = ∫[-1,6] pi * (R^2-r^2) dx
where R=(y-6)/5 and r = x^2
again simple polynomials to integrate.
Come on back if you get stuck.
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