Volume of a Solid with Circular Cross-Sections
If the radius of a circular cross-section is:
$$r(x)$$
then:
$$V=\pi\int_a^br^2(x)\,dx$$
Usage
- Used when perpendicular cross-sections are circular.
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Indefinite Integration
Volume of a Solid with Circular Cross-Sections
Volume of a Solid with Circular Cross-Sections
If the radius of a circular cross-section is:
$$r(x)$$
then:
$$V=\pi\int_a^br^2(x)\,dx$$
Usage
- Used when perpendicular cross-sections are circular.
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