Shells
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Link to originalShells volume - offset graph, -axis
Consider the region in the first quadrant bounded by the lines , , , and the curve . Revolve this about the -axis.
Find the volume of the resulting solid.
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IBP
02
Link to originalIntegration by parts - A and T
Compute the integral:
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03
Link to originalIntegration by parts - A and L
Compute the integral:
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05
Link to originalIntegration by parts - A and I
Compute the integral:
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Trig power products
01
Link to originalSomewhat odd power product
Compute the integral:
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02
Link to originalTangent and secant both even
Compute the integral:
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05
Link to originalTangent and secant mixed parity
Compute the integral:
(a) Using .
(b) Using .
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Trig subs
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Link to originalTrig sub
Compute the definite integral:
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03
Link to originalTrig sub
Compute the integral:
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05
Link to originalTrig sub
Compute the integral:
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Partial fractions
01
Link to originalDistinct linear factors
Compute the integral:
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02
Link to originalLong division first
Compute the integral:
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07
Link to originalPartial fractions - linear and quadratic
Compute the integral:
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08
Link to originalPartial fractions - repeated factor
Compute the integral:
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Simpson’s Rule
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Link to originalSimpson’s Rule for volume by shells
Use Simpson’s Rule with to compute the volume of the solid obtained by revolving the pictured region about the -axis. Can you do it without using a calculator?
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03
Link to originalArea of a garden bed
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