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asked Jun 2, 2015 in CALCULUS by anonymous

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Step 1:

The curve equations are image and image.

Find the area bounded by the curves  between image and image.

Area of the region bounded by the curves image and image between image and image is

image

image

Observe the graph :

The upper curve is image.

The lower curve is image.

image

image

Area bounded by the curves is 2 sq-units.

Solution :

Area bounded by the curves is 2 sq-units.

answered Jun 2, 2015 by Lucy Mentor
edited Jun 2, 2015 by Lucy
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Step 1 :

The curves are , and about x - axis.

Consider .

Rewrite the equation.

.

Washer Method:

The volume of the solid S is , where  is the cross sectional area of the solid S.

image

Graph:

Graph the curves and .

image

Observe the graph.

Intersection points are x = 0 and x = 1.

Outer radius will be distance from the line image to : image.

Inner radius wlii be distance from the line image to : image.

Integral limits are x = 0 and x = 1.

image

Step 2 :

The volume of the solid is

image

image

Volume of the solid is image cubic units.

Solution :

Volume of the solid is image cubic units.

answered Jun 2, 2015 by Lucy Mentor
edited Jun 2, 2015 by Lucy

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