Engineering Board Exam Reviewer · Applications: Volume, Arc Length, Surface Area · easy
The region bounded by y=x3, the y-axis, and y=8 is revolved about the y-axis. Find the volume generated.
- 96 π/5 60.32
- 32 π/5 20.11
- 96 π/7 43.08
- 48 π/5 30.16
Answer
A. 96 π/5 60.32
Solution
Disks: x=y1/3, so V=π 08y2/3dy=π· 35≤ft[y5/3 ]08=3π/5(32)=96π/5.
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