05 - Pumping water from a tank

A cylindrical tank is full of water and the water is pumped out the top. The length of the tank is 7m and the radius is 5m.

  • (a) Set up an integral for the total work performed assuming the tank is initially completely full.
  • (b) Set up an integral for the total work performed assuming the tank is initially full to 3m and is pumped up to a height of 1m before exiting the tank.

Solution (a) Identify line .

Set to be the center of the cylinder.

Make the top of the cylinder and base .


Find formula for weight of a single layer.

Area of a layer at is

One layer is a rectangle with length 7m.

The width is directly related to the formula for a circle of radius 5.

Volume of a layer at is therefore .

Weight of the layer is then .


Find formula for vertical distance a plate is lifted.

Layer at must be lifted by to the top of the tank.


Set up integral.

(b) Find formula for vertical distance a plate is lifted.

Layer at must be lifted by .


Adjust bounds.

Since the tank is full 3m deep, the water starts at .


Set up integral.

06 - Work required to build a pyramid

The Great Pyramid of Giza is 140m tall and has a square base with 230m on each side. It is built of stone with mass density 2000kg/m . Set up an integral that computes the work (against gravity) required to build the pyramid.

Solution

Identify line .

Set at the base of the pyramid.

Let the top of the pyramid be at .


Find formula for weight of a single layer.

At , the length of a side is m.

At , the length of a side is m.

The formula for the side is thus .

The area is and volume is .

Weight would be .


Set up integral.

09 - Computing improper integrals, Part I

For each integral below, give the limit interpretation and compute that limit. Based on that result, state whether the integral converges. If it converges, what is its value?

  • (a) .
  • (b) .
  • (c)

Solution (a)

Rewrite using limits.


Compute integral.

(b)

Rewrite using limits. ( is undefined at .)


Compute integral.

(c)

Rewrite using limits.


Compute integral.

10 - Computing improper integrals, Part II

  • (a)
  • (b)
  • (c)

Solution (a)

Rewrite using limits.


Compute integral.

(b) Rewrite using limits.


Compute integrals.

(c)

Rewrite using limits.


Compute integral.