8. Write the formula for the volume using cylindrical coordinates for the solid that is bounded above by x +y + z = 25 and below by z=x + y +1 V25- r dzdrde а. 25-r b. " r dzdrde r+1 25- CC r dzdrde c. d. "Cr dzdrde r+l 25- е. dzdrde f. None of these

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7. Evaluate using cylindrical coordinates:
[[[ z dxdydz; T:0sxs1,0sysvi-x,0szs1-x -y
а.
6.
b.
16
с.
3
d.
2
е.
12
f. None of these
8. Write the formula for the volume using cylindrical coordinates for the solid that is bounded
above by x' +y² +z? = 25 and below by z = Vx + y +1
25-r
"I r dzdrde
а.
b. "I r dzdrde
r+1
V25-
r dzdrde
с.
r+l
d.
2 4 cv25-
r dzdrde
r+l
25-r
CI r dzdrdo
f. None of these
е.
r+l
9. Find the volume for the solid given in number 8.
41
а.
3
40
b.
43
с.
3
41
d.
4
e. none of these
3.
Transcribed Image Text:7. Evaluate using cylindrical coordinates: [[[ z dxdydz; T:0sxs1,0sysvi-x,0szs1-x -y а. 6. b. 16 с. 3 d. 2 е. 12 f. None of these 8. Write the formula for the volume using cylindrical coordinates for the solid that is bounded above by x' +y² +z? = 25 and below by z = Vx + y +1 25-r "I r dzdrde а. b. "I r dzdrde r+1 V25- r dzdrde с. r+l d. 2 4 cv25- r dzdrde r+l 25-r CI r dzdrdo f. None of these е. r+l 9. Find the volume for the solid given in number 8. 41 а. 3 40 b. 43 с. 3 41 d. 4 e. none of these 3.
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Step 1

The solid is bounded by two surfaces: 
S: x2+y2+z2=25C: z = x2+y2+1

Plotted on graph, it looks like 
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Step 2

First we try and determine the curve of intersection. We substitute the equation of sphere into the equation of cone, and get,
z2=x2+y2+1+2x2+y2z2=25-z2+1+225-z2z2-13 = 25-z2z4+169-26z2=25-z2z4+144-25z2=0z4-9z2-16z2+144=0z2(z2-9)-16(z2-9) = 0(z2-9)(z2-16)=0z2=9; z2=16z=±3, ±4
Since the cone is formed  on the positive axis, can eliminate z= -3, and z = -4.



 

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