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Use the method of cylindrical shells (for all parts) to set up an integral (without the absolute values) to find the volume of the solid obtained by rotating the region bounded by y = /2-x, x = y , y = 0 about a. the x-axis. (do not evaluate the integral) Give the exact answer in the simplest form and Show All Your Work.

Use the method of cylindrical shells (for all parts) to set up an integral (without the absolute values) to find the volume of the solid obtained by rotating the region bounded by y = /2-x, x = y , y = 0 about a. the x-axis. (do not evaluate the integral) Give the exact answer in the simplest form and Show All Your Work.

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Use the method of cylindrical shells (for all parts) to set up an integral (without the absolute values) to find the volume of the solid obtained by rotating the region bounded by y = /2-x, x =y* , y = 0 about a. the x-axis. (do not evaluate the integral) Give the exact answer in the simplest form and Show All Your Work.
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