Question
Hello! I have a problem on volumes but I am having trouble visualizing the object.
y=ln(x), y=1, y=2, x=0, about the y-axis
For the graph, I graphed y=ln(x), then I have from 1 to 2. Is this one with a washer where I have integral fom 1 to 2 of pi*ln(x)^2 - pi* something?
I'm not so sure where to go after graphing it. It looks like an undefined area because there is no x-limit.
Thanks for your help.
The limit of x is determined by y=2 (y= ln(x) ) or x= e^2 at end
I would have integrated the volume as dy*PI radius^2 where radius is rad=e^y
check my thinking.
y=ln(x), y=1, y=2, x=0, about the y-axis
For the graph, I graphed y=ln(x), then I have from 1 to 2. Is this one with a washer where I have integral fom 1 to 2 of pi*ln(x)^2 - pi* something?
I'm not so sure where to go after graphing it. It looks like an undefined area because there is no x-limit.
Thanks for your help.
The limit of x is determined by y=2 (y= ln(x) ) or x= e^2 at end
I would have integrated the volume as dy*PI radius^2 where radius is rad=e^y
check my thinking.
Answers
Related Questions
Hi guys,
need help with this problem for physics and im having trouble visualizing it.
Kathy and...
This chart shows the volumes of four different objects.
A 4-column table with 2 rows titled volum...
Which of these visualizing strategies would not be the most appropriate for understanding how to bui...