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Section 7.3 – Volume: Shell Method
White Board ChallengeCalculate the volume of the solid obtained by rotating the region bounded by y = x2, x=0, and y=4 about x = -1.
Calcu
lator
24 2
0
561 0 1
3y
We will now investigate another method to calculate this volume.
Volume of a ShellConsider the following cylindrical shell (formerly a washer):
routerh
r inn
er 2
outer innerr rR
2C R
The average of the radii is a new radius from the center of
the base to the middle of the
enclosed area.
R
Imagine the circle in in the middle of the
base area.
Label the new radius.
Thus, the circumference of the
middle circle is…
outer innerr r r Also, the thickness of
the shell is…
Δr
Volume of a ShellThe volume of the cylindrical shell is easier to see when it is flattened out:
2V R h r
h
C = 2πR
The cylindrical shell flattened out is a
rectangular prism.The length of the
base is…
The height of the base is…
The height of the prism
is…
ΔrThus the volume of the prism is…
Volumes of Solids of Revolution with Riemann Sums
Let us rotate the region under y=f(x) from x=a to x=b about the y-axis. The resulting solid can be divided into thin concentric shells.
Volume
2 R h t 1
n
kmax 0
limkx
2b
aR h dx
a b
Height
2b
aR h dx
thickness
radius
Volumes of Solids of Revolution: Shell Method
• Sketch the bounded region and the line of revolution. • If the line of revolution is horizontal, make sure the
equations can easily be written in the x= form. If vertical, the equations must be in y= form.
• Sketch a generic shell (a typical cross section).• Find the radius of the generic shell (perpendicular
distance from the line revolution to the outer edge of the shell), the height of the shell (this length is perpendicular to the radius), and the thickness of the shell (this length is perpendicular to the height).
• Integrate with the following formula:
2b
aV radius height thickness
Opposite of Washer Method
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Example 1Calculate the volume of the solid obtained by rotating the region bounded by y = x2, x=0, and y=4 about x = -1.
Sketch a Graph
Find the Boundaries/Intersections
Make Generic Shell(s)
Height = 4 – x2
Integrate the Volume of the Shell
2 2
02 1 4x x dx
56
3
2x
2 4x 0x x
We only need x>2
Line of Rotation
Radius = x – -1 = x + 1
Thickness = dx
Example 2Calculate the volume V of the solid obtained by rotating the region bounded by y = 5x – x2 and y = 8 – 5x + x2 about the line y-axis.
Sketch a GraphFind the Boundaries/Intersections
2 25 8 5x x x x
Make Generic Shell(s)
Height =
( 5x – x2 ) – (8 – 5x + x2)
Integrate the Volume of Each Generic Washer
4 2 2
12 5 8 5x x x x x dx
45
1, 4x
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e o
f R
ota
tio
n
Radius = x
Thickness = dx
White Board ChallengeUse the shell method to calculate the volume of the solid obtained by rotating the region bounded by y = x1/2 and y=0 over [0,4] about the x-axis.
Calcu
lator
2 2
02 4y y dy
Lin
e o
f R
ota
tio
n
Radius = y
Height = 4 – y2
Thickness = dy
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