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Could someone check my answer for a volume of revolution question

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(edited 8 years ago)
Original post by T-GiuR
I was hoping if someone could look over my solutions for the following questions, purely on the basis that I got an abnormally large answer and just want to double check if my solution is correct.

Question:http://i.gyazo.com/574a93dc75dc15b255c81e04028a1635.png
Solution: http://i.imgur.com/P6hvu5z.jpg

Thanks


Agreed.
if they want the exact value they do not want decimals... they want you to leave pi and e in the answer.

apart from that it is fine.
Original post by the bear
if they want the exact value they do not want decimals... they want you to leave pi and e in the answer.

apart from that it is fine.

Is that (49Pi/2) e^3 or (49pi/2)(e^4 - 1) ?
(edited 9 years ago)
Original post by T-GiuR
Is that (49Pi/2) e^3 or (49pi/2)(e^4 - 1) ?


the latter
Original post by the bear
the latter

Could you explain to me why its the latter one ? That what it says on the mark scheme but I really dont understand how its formed.
I see how it has factored out

Thanks for your help :smile:
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Original post by T-GiuR
Could you explain to me why its the latter one ? That what it says on the mark scheme but I really dont understand how its formed.
I see how it has factored out

Thanks for your help :smile:


Here you go: http://i.imgur.com/6MSI8G9.jpg

Thanks dude :smile:

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