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find the volume of the solid genereated by revolving the function around the line y=3

x=y, x+2y=3, y=0

i've got the graph and i know i have to use shell method but i'm not sure how to set up the intergral.

thanks!

3.9 w gpa, lots of volunteering, field hockey and karate (will have balck belt by the time i apply), 189 on PSAT, all honors/AP classes (11 AP classes by graduation), rigorous public school (12th in PA), estimated 12 college credits through dual enrollment by graduation, work experience.

so my question is...what colleges should i be looking at? funds aren't unlimited but i won't get a cent from the government so i would need a merit scholarshp for an expensive school (>20,000 tuition/year)

in order to receive welfare, a person must perform at least 10 hours of community service per week unless they have a medical excuse.

if you're going to collect money from the government, why can't you give to the community that is supporting you? just a thought...

the only day to take the world history subject test is June 4th and i was going to take the SAT that day...so does it matter if i don't take it, even if its a strong subject of mine?

and why?

educated answers only please

and why?

don't they want to save lives?? isn't that the point?? the embryos used in STR were going to be destroyed anyway. i would think a person labeled 'pro-life' would be supportive of a medicine that can cure some of the world's most devastating diseases (cancer, alzheimer's, parkinson's, spinal cord trauma, diabetes, liver disease, etc.)

just trying to get people to understand their own labels

i am a sophomore in high school and this year, i wrote my persuasive term paper on stem cell research, arguing that it saves many lives and should be allowed/funded by the government. we wrote our term papers at the very beginning of the year, so i didnt have the chance to find out anything about my teacher and her personal beliefs before writing it. turns out, she is a tea party activist. before i turned the paper in, i had my mother's friend tear it apart to help me perfect it so i could do well. she is an english professor at elizabethtown college (and a moderate) and she spent a very long time helping me perfect the paper. i was confident that i would get a good grade even though the paper went against my teachers beliefs because it was extremely well written. i was shocked when i got it back yesterday and received an 76%. there were almost no comments on the paper, and the ones that were there had nothing to do with the validity of my arguments or even grammar and sentence structure. they simply reflected what was very obviously her personal viepoint. also, i read many other papers that received higher grades than mine and some were very poorly written, containing multiple grammar mistakes and no transition between paragraphs. i was too furious to do anything yesterday that i wouldnt regret, but now i need a plan of action. who should i go to? the school board, the principal, the superintendent? accepting this grade is NOT an option. the paper is worth almost half of our 3rd marking period grade. all i want is to get the grade i deserve and prevent future students from doing poorly on papers because of this woman's personal beliefs. thank you for taking the time to read about my problems, i appreciate it =]

me and many of my friends took the PSAT back in october. since then, they have all been getting mail from colleges almost every day. i never get any. ive never gotten any except from local technical schools which everyone gets. i scored higher than all of them on the test, and our grades are about the same. why do i never get mail?

i am a sophomore in high school and boston college is my dream school. i was wondering what i should improve upon to be accepted. heres some info:

GPA 97.63 W our (public) high school is ranked 12th in the state of PA

current courses: Honors Bio, AP World history, Honors Civics & Economics, Spanish 3, Orchestra, Theoretical (basically AP level) Trigonometry & Pre-Calculus BC, Honors English

junior year courses: Honors Chemistry, AP US History, General Psychology, Constitutional Law, Spanish 4, Orchestra, AP Calculus BC, AP English

senior year courses: Honors Physics, AP Government, AP Psychology, AP Spanish, Orchestra, AP Statistics, AP English

extracurriculars:

field hockey (7-12)

ski club (10-12)

Karate (7-12)

volunteer every year at camp for diabetic children

will begin volunteering weekly at ASPCA once i turn 16

PAWS club

work experience starting at age 14

active member of roman catholic church

i took the PSAT in october and received a 197, but i know i will improve greatly (hoping for at least 2150 on SAT when i take it next year)

so what do you think my chances are of getting in if i stick to this plan, and what should i improve? thanks =]

i bought a pair of ski boots, missing the fact that they are junior boots (Salomon Performa T3). my bindings are Salomon C509. they adjust to fit the size boot that i ordered, but will there be an issue with the fit? thanks