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  • In the disk/washer method, the axis of rotation is perpendicular to the axis of integration.
    True
  • When rotating about the y-axis, the volume formula is V = 2\pi \int_{a}^{b} r(x) h(x) dx</latex>, where r(x)r(x) is the radius
  • The axis of revolution is critical for determining the direction of integration in the shell method.

    True
  • What is the region being rotated in the example provided?
    y=y =x \sqrt{x} and x=x =4 4
  • What is the radius r(y)r(y) of the cylindrical shell when rotating the region bounded by y=y =x \sqrt{x} and x=x =4 4 about the x-axis?

    yy
  • For rotation about the y-axis, the volume integral is V=V =2πabr(x)h(x)dx 2\pi \int_{a}^{b} r(x) h(x) dx, where h(x)h(x) is the height
  • For rotation about the x-axis, the volume integral is V = 2\pi \int_{c}^{d} r(y) h(y) dy</latex>, where r(y)r(y) is the radius
  • The disk/washer method uses slices perpendicular to the axis of rotation.
    True
  • The axis of revolution determines the direction of integration in the shell method.

    True
  • The shell method requires determining the limits of integration based on the bounds of the region being rotated.

    True
  • What variable do the limits of integration represent when rotating about the y-axis and integrating with respect to x?
    Bounds along the x-axis
  • The shell method is useful when the disk and washer methods become cumbersome or impractical
  • Match the axis of revolution with its corresponding shell radius
    y-axis ↔️ r(x)=r(x) =x x
    x-axis ↔️ r(y)=r(y) =y y
  • The height function in the shell method is denoted by h(x)
  • The radius function in the shell method is denoted by r(x)
  • Match the axis of revolution with the correct height and radius functions:
    y-axis ↔️ h(x)=h(x) =f(x)g(x) f(x) - g(x), r(x)=r(x) =x x
    x-axis ↔️ h(y)=h(y) =f(y)g(y) f(y) - g(y), r(y)=r(y) =y y
  • The height function h(x)h(x) in the shell method represents the length of the cylindrical slice parallel to the axis of revolution.

    True
  • Determining the correct limits of integration is essential when using the shell method.

    True
  • What is the second step in determining the limits of integration for the shell method?
    Determine range of variable
  • Match the axis of rotation with the correct limits of integration:
    y-axis ↔️ 2πabr(x)h(x)dx2\pi \int_{a}^{b} r(x) h(x) dx
    x-axis ↔️ 2πcdr(y)h(y)dy2\pi \int_{c}^{d} r(y) h(y) dy
  • In the shell method, the axis of rotation is parallel to the axis of integration.

    True
  • Steps to use the shell method for finding volumes
    1️⃣ Choose the variable to integrate with respect to (x or y).
    2️⃣ Determine the height h(x)h(x) or h(y)h(y) of the cylindrical shell.
    3️⃣ Find the radius r(x)r(x) or r(y)r(y) from the axis of rotation to the shell.
    4️⃣ Calculate the volume VV using the appropriate integral.
  • What variable is used for integration when rotating about the y-axis in the example provided?
    x
  • What is the radius r(x)r(x) of the cylindrical shell when rotating the region bounded by y = x^{2}</latex> and y=y =x x about the y-axis?

    xx
  • What is the height h(y)h(y) of the cylindrical shell when rotating the region bounded by y=y =x \sqrt{x} and x=x =4 4 about the x-axis?

    4y24 - y^{2}
  • Match the volume calculation methods with their axis of rotation and slices:
    Shell method ↔️ Parallel to axis, cylindrical shells
    Disk/Washer method ↔️ Perpendicular to axis, disks or washers
  • The shell method is used when the axis of rotation is perpendicular to the axis of integration.
    False
  • What is the radius r(x)r(x) of the cylindrical shell when rotating the region bounded by y=y =x2 x^{2} and y=y =x x about the y-axis?

    xx
  • The shell method is used when the axis of rotation is parallel to the axis of integration.
  • The radius function indicates the distance from the axis of revolution to the slice.

    True
  • The height function h(x)h(x) or h(y)h(y) represents the length of the vertical or horizontal slice.
  • The limits of integration in the shell method depend on the bounds of the region being rotated.
  • Steps to determine the limits of integration for the shell method
    1️⃣ Identify the region bounded by the given curves
    2️⃣ Determine the range of the variable you are integrating with respect to (x or y)
    3️⃣ Use this range to set the limits of integration
  • When rotating about the y-axis, the volume is given by V = 2\pi \int_{a}^{b} r(x) h(x) dx</latex>, where a and b represent the bounds along the x-axis
  • Why is correctly identifying the limits of integration crucial in the shell method?
    To set up the volume integral
  • What is the formula for calculating the volume when rotating about the y-axis using the shell method?
    V=V =2πabr(x)h(x)dx 2\pi \int_{a}^{b} r(x) h(x) dx
  • What does the axis of revolution determine in the shell method?
    The direction of integration
  • What is the volume of the solid obtained by rotating the region bounded by y=y =x \sqrt{x} and x=x =4 4 about the x-axis?

    8π8\pi
  • Match the axis of revolution with its corresponding radius function
    y-axis ↔️ r(x)=r(x) =x x
    x-axis ↔️ r(y)=r(y) =y y
  • What does the height function represent in the shell method?
    Length of cylindrical slice