Problem 2. For each of the following, set up (but do not evaluate) two different integrals that equal the volume of the given solid of revolution; one using washers/discs, and the other using cylindrical shells. Then explain which strategy you think is the better strategy for the given solid. (a) The regio bounded by the curves x = (y – 3)² and x = 4, revolved around the line y = 1.

Problem 2. For each of the following, set up (but do not evaluate) two different integrals that equal the volume of the given solid of revolution; one using washers/discs, and the other using cylindrical shells. Then explain which strategy you think is the better strategy for the given solid. (a) The regio bounded by the curves x = (y – 3)² and x = 4, revolved around the line y = 1.

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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