Shell approximation of solid of revolution II
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The Model Pictured On The Left Is The Solid Obtained By Revolving The Region Between The Graph Of Y=(X-1)(X-3)^2 And The X-Axis On [1,3] Around The Y-Axis. The Model In The Back Is An Approximation Of That Solid Using 8 Shells, And The Model On The Right Is An Approximation With 16 Shells. This Particular Volume Is The Same One Computed With A Definite Integral At Https://Www.Khanacademy.Org/Math/Integral-Calculus/Solid_Revolution_Topic/Shell-Method/V/Shell-Method-For-Rotating-Around-Vertical-Line, In Case You Feel Like Doing Some Calculus. For More Information About The Math Behind Approximating Volumes With Shells, See The Link Below. Makerhome, Day 238: Http://Makerhome.Blogspot.Com/2014/04/Day-238-Shellmaker-2.Html ===== #####Twitter: [Twitter.Com/Mathgrrl](Https://Twitter.Com/Mathgrrl) #####Hacktastic Blog: [Www.Mathgrrl.Com/Hacktastic](Http://Www.Mathgrrl.Com/Hacktastic) #####Shapeways Geekhaus Store: [Www.Shapeways.Com/Shops/Mathgrrl](Https://Www.Shapeways.Com/Shops/Mathgrrl) *This Design And All Associated Pictures And Files Are Licensed Under The [Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike](Https://Creativecommons.Org/Licenses/By-Nc-Sa/2.5/) License. If You Want To Use Designs, Images, Or Files Outside Of The Terms Of This License, Please Email <Request@Mathgrrl.Com>.*
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