Chapter 5: Q.3TF (page 432)
In 1TF and 2TF set up the definite integral of the volume of the solid. Both the volume should be the same. Verify that this is the case for the previous two-volume calculations.
Short Answer
Both volumes are the same.
Chapter 5: Q.3TF (page 432)
In 1TF and 2TF set up the definite integral of the volume of the solid. Both the volume should be the same. Verify that this is the case for the previous two-volume calculations.
Both volumes are the same.
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