William Scott Rickman

Analytic Geometry and Calculus II

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Sec. 7.2: Find the volume of the solid whose side is the region bounded by x=0, y=0, and y=4-2x; and the cross sections perpendicular to the given axis is the given shape.

a) x-axis, squares

b) y-axis, semi-circles

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The region

a) The solid

The solid with cross sections : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to move cross section.

The region w/ cross sections : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to move cross section.

The squares sweeping out the volume : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to move cross section.

 

 Volume

  =

  =

 

b) The solid

The Solid and midpoint sums : Turn on scrollbar with A to change number of half cylinders.

The solid with cross sections : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to move cross section.

The region w/ cross sections : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to move cross section.

The semi-circles sweeping out the volume : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to move cross section.

 

 

 Volume 

  =

  =

 

Sec. 7.2: Find the volume of revolution of the region bounded by y=Ln(x+1), x=2, and y=0 rotating about:

a) x-axis

b) y-axis

c) x=3

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The region 

a) Revolving : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to form revolution.

The solid of revolution  

The solid with disks : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to move disk.

The disks w/ 2D graph : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to move disk.

The disks sweeping out the volume : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to move cross section.

 

 Volume 

  =

  =

 

b) Revolving : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to form revolution.

The solid of revolution  

The solid with washers : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to move washer.

The washers w/ 2D graph : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to move washer.

The washers sweeping out the volume : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to move cross section.

 

 Volume

  =

  =

 

c) Revolving : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to form revolution.

The solid of revolution  

The solid with washers : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to move washer.

The washers w/ 2D graph : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to move washer.

The washers sweeping out the volume : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to move cross section.

 

 Volume

  =

  =

Sec. 7.3: Find the volume of revolution of the region bounded by y=2x-x2 and y=0 rotating about the y-axis.

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The region  

Revolving : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to form revolution.

The solid of revolution  

The solid with shells : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to move shell.

The shells w/ 2D graph : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to move shell.

The shells sweeping out the volume: Turn on scrollbar with variable A to move shell.

 

 Volume 

  =

  =

Sec. 7.4: Find the surface area of revolution of the function f(x)=sin(x) on [0,] rotating about the:

 a) x-axis

 b) y-axis

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The curve  

a) The surface  

The surface w/ circles : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to move circle.

The circles w/ curve : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to move circle.

 

 Area

  =

  =

 

b) The surface  

The surface w/ circles : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to move circle.

The circles w/ curve : Turn on scrollbar with variable A to move circle.

 

 Area

  =

  =

 

Sec. 10.1

See Sec. 6.1-6.3 in PreCalc.-Algebra.

  Sec. 10.2

Demonstrate the use of parametric equations and the oscilloscope.

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Graph

Sec. 10.4:

See Sec. 10.6 in Trigonometry.

 

Last Edited on 04/01/2008

 

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