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Calculus Evaluate volume of the curve y=ln(x),y=1,y=2,x=0 about the y axis?
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Also please help me with this one y=e^-x, y=1, x=2, about y=2
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- xyzzyLv 77 years agoFavorite Answer
V = pi ∫ x^2 dy (disks method)
x = e^y
V = pi ∫ e^2y dy
y = 1 to 2
pi (1/2 e^2y)|
pi/2 ( e^4 - e^2)
y=e^-x, y=1, x=2, about y=2
e^-x = 1 at x = 0.
V = pi ∫ (y - 2)^2-1 dx
x = 0 to 2
y - 2 because we are rotating about y = 2
the -1 comes because we are bounded above by y = 1
pi ∫ (e^-x - 2)^2 - 1 dx
pi ∫ e^-2x - 2e^-x + 3 dx
pi (-1/2 e^-2x + 2 e^-x + 3x)| [0,2]
pi (-1/2 e^-4 + 1/2 + 2 e^-2 - 2 + 6)
pi ( 2 e^-2- 1/2 e^-4 + 4.5)
- JuanLv 67 years ago
This kind of difficult question but not impossible as it helps if graph this
To make this massively simply you can just type
Evaluate volume of the curve x = e^y from x = 1 to x = 2
around the y - axis
use the disk integration method as
pi * int_a^b r(y) dy as
r(y) = e^y a = 1 & b = 2
pi * int_1^2 e^y dy
pi*(e^2 - e)
e*pi(e - 1)