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Well I just got out of my test and I have some doubts pertaining to some questions.
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I tried many forms of u-substitutions and I wasnt able to get it...
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Find the surface area of the revolution of the function f(x) around the y-axis from x=0 to x=2.
i wasnt sure if I had to use dx or dy....I tried it both ways and I wasnt able to solve the integral obtained. Tried many u-substitutions etc and nothing.
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And the third one was:
Do you split this from 0 to PI/6 and from PI/6 to PI/2?
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Each of this questions were worth 10 points....Ouch. Hope he curves.
Last edited by LuisRodg (2008-02-11 05:27:33)
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Not sure if it's the intended method for the first one, but if you're a bit sneaky you can get partial fractions out of it:
You can then integrate those two terms separately.
You're correct for the third one:
And I don't remember calculus enough to help you with the second. :|
Why did the vector cross the road?
It wanted to be normal.
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Thanks Mathsy.
For the second one here is the formulas you use:
or
Like I said, I was sure which one I had to use?
I tried them both but the resulting integral from that formula was way too complicated or at least I couldnt solve it.
Last edited by LuisRodg (2008-02-11 09:29:30)
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Could anyone please help me with the Surface Area one?
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