Identify each integral as either type I or type II and evaluate:
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Sketch the region R and determine its type. Then find the volume of the solid under z = f( x,y) and over the given region.
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The following regions are unbounded. Sketch the region R and determine its type. Then find the volume of the solid under z = f( x,y) and over the given region.
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31. A regular cone with a height h and a base with radius R is positioned so that its axis is horizontal. Find the area A( x) of a vertical cross-section of the cone perpendicular to the axis as a function of x in [ 0,h] .
What is the volume of a regular cone with height h and a base with radius R?
32. A hemisphere with radius R is positioned so that its axis is horizontal. Find the area A( x) of a vertical cross-section of the cone perpendicular to the axis as a function of x in [0,R] .
What is the volume of a hemisphere with radius R?
33. A regular pyramid has height h and a square base with each side a length s. It is positioned as shown in the figure below:
Find the area A( x) of a cross-section at x. What is the volume of the pyramid?
34. The Great Pyramid is 481¢ tall and has a square base which is 756¢ wide on each side.
What is the volume of the Great Pyramid? (hint: see problem 33).
35. Explain why the area of a type I region can be written in the form
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36. Explain why the area of a type II region can be written in the form
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37. Explain why if a,b,c, and d are all constant, then
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38. Show that if a,b,c, and d are constant, then
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39. Use properties of the integral to show that
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40. Use properties of the integral to show that
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41. Show that if f is differentiable on ( a,b) , then for all c in ( a,b) we have
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42. Show that if f is differentiable and if f( 0) = 0, then
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