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Integration Formulas 3

The document discusses methods for calculating the volume of solids of revolution, specifically the Circular Disk Method, Washer or Ring Method, and Cylindrical Shell Method. Each method includes formulas for differential volume and total volume, using integrals to compute the volumes based on given functions. Additionally, it briefly mentions the length of an arc or curves, suggesting further exploration of related concepts.

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Integration Formulas 3

The document discusses methods for calculating the volume of solids of revolution, specifically the Circular Disk Method, Washer or Ring Method, and Cylindrical Shell Method. Each method includes formulas for differential volume and total volume, using integrals to compute the volumes based on given functions. Additionally, it briefly mentions the length of an arc or curves, suggesting further exploration of related concepts.

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VOLUME OF SOLIDS OF REVOLUTION

A. The Circular Disk Method


y
Y = f(x) dV =π y dx
2

y
y Total Volume:
x
dy x2

x V =π ∫ y 2 dx
dx x1

dx
dy

2
dV =π x dy
y2

Total Volume: V =π ∫ x 2 dy
y1

B. The Washer or Ring Method y = f(x)

x dx dV =π ( y 22− y 12 ) dx
y
x2
dy y2 V =π ∫ ( y 22− y 12 ) dx
x1
dx

y1
x2

x1

dV =π ( x 22− x12 ) dy
dy
y2

V =π ∫ ( x 2 −x 1 ) dy
2 2

y1
C. The Cylindrical Shell Method

Y = f(x)

x dx dy
x

dV =2 πyxdy
y y2

V =2 π ∫ yxdy
y1
dV =2 πxydx
x2

V =2 π ∫ xydx
x1

LENGTH OF AN ARC/CURVES

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