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Question Number 72789 by Learner-123 last updated on 02/Nov/19
Find the area of the surface generated  by revolving the curve x=(y^4 /4)+(1/(8y^2 ))   about the x−axis . (given:1≤y≤2)
Findtheareaofthesurfacegeneratedbyrevolvingthecurvex=y44+18y2aboutthexaxis.(given:1y2)
Commented by MJS last updated on 02/Nov/19
about the x−axis?
aboutthexaxis?
Commented by Learner-123 last updated on 03/Nov/19
yes,sir!  In book the ques. says about the x−axis..
yes,sir!Inbooktheques.saysaboutthexaxis..
Commented by MJS last updated on 03/Nov/19
it′s not possible about the x−axis  we would need to transform to y=f(x)  this can be done but within the borders  given for y we get  y=2((x/3))^(1/4) (√(cos ((π/6)+(1/3)arcsin ((3(√3))/(32(x^2 )^(1/3) )))))  and we cannot easily go on with this... try  if you like ;−)  2π∫_(3/8) ^((129)/(32)) y(√(1+(y′)^2 ))dx
itsnotpossibleaboutthexaxiswewouldneedtotransformtoy=f(x)thiscanbedonebutwithinthebordersgivenforywegety=2x34cos(π6+13arcsin3332x23)andwecannoteasilygoonwiththistryifyoulike;)2π1293238y1+(y)2dx
Commented by Learner-123 last updated on 03/Nov/19
yes,i agree, thanks sir.
yes,iagree,thankssir.
Answered by MJS last updated on 02/Nov/19
about the y−axis  the formula is  ∫_a ^b x(√(1+(x′)^2 ))dy  x=((2y^6 +1)/(8y^2 )) ⇒ x′=((4y^6 −1)/(4y^3 ))  2π∫_1 ^2 ((2y^6 +1)/(8y^2 ))(√(1+(((4y^6 −1)/(4y^3 )))^2 ))dy=  =2π∫_1 ^2 ((2y^6 +1)/(8y^2 ))(√((16y^(12) +8y^6 +1)/(16y^6 )))dy=  =2π∫_1 ^2 ((2y^6 +1)/(8y^2 ))(√((((4y^6 +1)/(4y^3 )))^2 ))dy=  =2π∫_1 ^2 ((2y^6 +1)/(8y^2 ))×((4y^6 +1)/(4y^3 ))dy=  =(π/2)∫_1 ^2 y^7 dy+((3π)/8)∫_1 ^2 ydy+(π/(16))∫_1 ^2 (dy/y^5 )=  =[(π/(16))y^8 +((3π)/(16))y^2 −(π/(64y^4 ))]_1 ^2 =((16911π)/(1024))
abouttheyaxistheformulaisbax1+(x)2dyx=2y6+18y2x=4y614y32π212y6+18y21+(4y614y3)2dy==2π212y6+18y216y12+8y6+116y6dy==2π212y6+18y2(4y6+14y3)2dy==2π212y6+18y2×4y6+14y3dy==π221y7dy+3π821ydy+π1621dyy5==[π16y8+3π16y2π64y4]12=16911π1024
Commented by Learner-123 last updated on 03/Nov/19
thanks sir.
thankssir.

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