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Solve the given problems by integration.Find the volume generated if the region of Exercise 30 is revolved about the $y$ -axis.
Calculus 1 / AB
Chapter 28
Methods of Integration
Section 9
Integration by Partial Fractions: Nonrepeated Linear Factors
Integrals
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All right, This question wants us to revolve this region around the y axis. So first, let's look at the slices we're gonna have to make to complete this. So looks like we have two different behaviors going on throughout this region. So between zero and two, as you see, all slices have the same with the distance from the from the axis of revolution remains constant. So where? Why in the range zero and two, the radius just equals two. And you can see that we're only dealing with one radius here because this is touching the access of revolution. Then after you get past two, you see that our slice depends on the blue curve also. So, using our rule of top minus bottom done from 2 to 6, the radius is two minus our function of why. And in this case, since why equals X squared plus one, we can solve for insult for acts, which means that X equals square root. The positive one of why minus two, this should be a two. All right, right. And that's our f of y. So now let's find the volume. Since we have two different behaviors will have two different girls, so v equals pi times the integral from 0 to 2 of the radius squared, which is to plus high times theater girl from 2 to 6 of our second radius to minus square root of why minus two quantity squared. Do you? Why and plugging this into a calculator Using the F in integrate function, we find that this turns out to be 32 over three times pi.
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