1. Using the method of shells, find the volumes of the solids given by revolving the regions:

  • (a) The region enclosed between and . Rotate about the -axis.
  • (b) The region under the curve for . Rotate about the line .

3. Consider the curve on .

  • (a) Set up an integral that computes the arc length of this curve.
  • (b) Revolve this curve about the -axis. Set up an integral for the surface area of the revolution.

4. Set up the integrals that give the hydrostatic force on these shapes:

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5. Find the CoMs of the regions: (a) Area under the curve for . (b) See figure:

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7. Set up an integral that computes the work done (against gravity) to build a circular cone-shaped tower of height and base radius out of a material with mass density .

8. Use Simpson’s Rule with to approximate the area of the pictured region:

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