Cylindrical shells - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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Provide information to determine volume of solids using different methods

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Calculating the volume of an object using shell method. Revolving the area of two curves about either the x-axis or y-axis and finding the volume using cylindrical shells (shell method).

Hand-Written, What you need to know to crush your tests and exams This summary contains: Fundamental Theorem of Calculus Everything Integrals: U-sub; by parts; trig-sub; trig identities; partial fractions Volumes: Disks/Shells, Permutations and Combinations

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These notes cover chapter 7, sections 3 and 4

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Calculus II - Section 6.3: Volumes by Cylindrical Shells This 4 page PDF explains the idea of calculating the volume of a given function when it is rotated about a specific line, similar to Section 6.2, however here we use a different approach. This new method is called Volumes by Cylindrical Shells. My final score in this course : 95% (A +)

Topics for test 4: • Antiderivatives - Stewart 3.9 • Sigma notation - Stewart Appendix E • Areas and distances- Stewart 4.1 • The definite integral - Stewart 4.2 • The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus - Stewart 4.3 • Indefinite integrals and the net change theorem - Stewart 4.4 • The substitution rule - Stewart 4.5 • Integration by parts - Stewart 7.1 • Trigonometric integrals - Stewart 7.2 • Trigonometric substitution - Stewart 7.3 • Partial fractions - Stewart 7...