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L ectur e2 0| 1 Volume of solids

Basic solids

a. Circular cylinders and boxes

b. Arbitrary Cylinder

Where is the uniform cross-section area, is the height.

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L ectur e2 0| 2 Arbitrary solids

Let be a solid placed along the -axis.

The cross-section area at each is . The volume of is

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L ectur e2 0| 3

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L ectur e2 0| 4 EX Show that the volume of a sphere of

radius is .

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L ectur e2 0| 5 Area of disk/washer

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L ectur e2 0| 6 Disk/washer method

Let and a region bounded by Revolve about -axis to get the solid .

The volume of is

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L ectur e2 0| 7 Slice (disk)

Radius = Cross-section area =

Volume of slice = Total volume

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L ectur e2 0| 8 EX ( -axis) Find the volume of the solid obtained by rotating about the -axis the region under , .

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L ectur e2 0| 9 EX Find the volume of the solid obtained by rotating about the -axis for the region enclosed by

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L ectur e2 0| 10

Let and a region bounded by Revolve about the -axis to get the solid .

The volume of is

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L ectur e2 0| 11

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L ectur e2 0| 12 EX ( -axis) Find the volume of the solid obtained by rotating the region bounded by , , , about the -axis.

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L ectur e2 0| 13 EX Find the volume of solid obtained by rotating about -axis of the region

enclosed by

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L ectur e2 0| 14

EX (Washer) The region enclosed by the curves and is rotated

about -axis. Find the volume of this solid.

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L ectur e2 0| 15 Washer method

The volume formula

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L ectur e2 0| 16 EX (Arbitrary axis) If the region in

previous example is rotated about the line . Find the volume of the solid.

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L ectur e2 0| 17 Shell method

Some problems face difficulty when using disk/washer method.

One cannot solve the equation

for and get and !

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L ectur e2 0| 18 Cylindrical Shell

Volume of Shell

where

As , .

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L ectur e2 0| 19 Shell method

Let . A region is bounded by , , and . Rotate about -axis.

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L ectur e2 0| 20

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L ectur e2 0| 21 EX ( -axis) Find the volume of the solid obtained by rotating about the -axis the region bounded by and

.

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L ectur e2 0| 22 EX ( -axis) Find the volume of the solid obtained by rotating about the -axis the region between and .

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L ectur e2 0| 23 EX ( -axis) Use the cylindrical shells to find the volume of the solid obtained by rotating about the -axis the region under the curve from to 1.

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L ectur e2 0| 24 EX Find the volume of the solid obtained by rotating the region bounded by

about the line .

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