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A region R is bounded by y= sqrt(x) and y = x^6. Set up the integral to find the volume V of the solid formed by rotating R around the x-axis and then find the volume.

V = ∫ (with bounds), = (exact value)
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V = ∫x√x - x^6 dx, from 0 to 1 = [2/3 - 1/7] = 5/21
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how about you try some of these, bill?
The ai bot is clearly wrong.
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