Kindly note these are one question sub parts. The region is boxed in first pic. 3. Rotate: about the y-axisMethod: Disks/Washers or Shells (Circle one)Variable w.r.t.:Radius:Area:Volume:4. Rotate: about x = 1Method: Disks/Washers or Shells (Circle one)Variable w.r.t.:Radius:Area:Volume: (a) Graph the rotated region.region:(b) Identify the variable you're integrating with respect to (w.r.t.).= -2x+2, X= 0(c) State the radius/radii (and height for shells).and y =oy =0(d) Set up the integral, and then find the volume.1. Rotate: about the x-axisMethod: Disks/WashersVariable w.r.t.:Radius:Area:Volume:2. Rotate: about the x-axisMethod: ShellsVariable w.r.t.:Radius:Height:Volume:

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(a) Graph the rotated region. region: y = -2x+2, = 0 (b) Identify the variable you're integrating with respect to (w.r.t.). (c) State the radius/radii (and height for shells). 3D and y=c (d) Set up the integral, and then find the volume. 1. Rotate: about the z-axis Method: Disks/Washers Variable w.r.t.: Radius: Area: Volume: 2. Rotate: about the z-axis Method: Shells Variable w.r.t.: Radius: Height: Volume:

(a) Graph the rotated region. region: y = -2x+2, = 0 (b) Identify the variable you're integrating with respect to (w.r.t.). (c) State the radius/radii (and height for shells). 3D and y=c (d) Set up the integral, and then find the volume. 1. Rotate: about the z-axis Method: Disks/Washers Variable w.r.t.: Radius: Area: Volume: 2. Rotate: about the z-axis Method: Shells Variable w.r.t.: Radius: Height: Volume:

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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