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Chapter 6: Q. 6 (page 574)

Sketching a representative disks ,washers and shells : sketch a representative disks , washers , shells for the solid obtained by revolving the regions shown in figure around the given lines .

about the y axis

Short Answer

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Since there is a gap between the y axis and the curve the resulting solid from revolving around the y axis is shell .

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Step 1.Given information

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to find the revolved region about y axis

about the y axis

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Step 2. Finding the revolved region 

Since there is a gap between the y axis and the curve the resulting solid from revolving around the y axis is shell .

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