Calculating Mass from Radial Density.Mass-Density Formula of a Two-Dimensional Circular Object.Given a thin disk oriented in the ry-plane, with center at the origin, let p(z) denote a radial density function giving thedensity of the disk of radius r. Then the mass of the disk is given by- 2map(z) dzm =Part 1.Setup the integral that will give the mass of a thin disk orientated in the zy-plane with a radius of 6 if the density of thedisk is given by p(z) = 6/T.%3Dm =Part 2.Calculate the mass of the rod described above. Round answer to three decimal places.units.

Given: m=∫0r2πxρxdx ...(1) And ρx=6x ; x=6 We know that; The Power rule: ∫xndx=xn+1n+1+C ; n≠-1…

Calculating Mass from Radial Density. Mass-Density Formula of a Two-Dimensional Circular Object. Given a thin disk oriented in the ry-plane, with center at the origin, let p(x) denote a radial density function giving the density of the disk of radius r. Then the mass of the disk is given by 2mep(z) dz m = Part 1. Setup the integral that will give the mass of a thin disk orientated in the ry-plane with a radius of 6 if the density of the disk is given by p(z) = 6/T. m = Part 2. Calculate the mass of the rod described above. Round answer to three decimal places. m units.

Calculating Mass from Radial Density. Mass-Density Formula of a Two-Dimensional Circular Object. Given a thin disk oriented in the ry-plane, with center at the origin, let p(x) denote a radial density function giving the density of the disk of radius r. Then the mass of the disk is given by 2mep(z) dz m = Part 1. Setup the integral that will give the mass of a thin disk orientated in the ry-plane with a radius of 6 if the density of the disk is given by p(z) = 6/T. m = Part 2. Calculate the mass of the rod described above. Round answer to three decimal places. m units.

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

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