7.3.3 Volume by Cross-sectional Areas A.K.A. - Slicing.

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7.3.3 Volume by Cross- sectional Areas A.K.A. - Slicing

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7.3.3 Volume by Cross-sectional Areas

A.K.A. - Slicing

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I. Slicing

It is possible to find the volume of a solid (not necessarily a SOR) by integration techniques if parallel cross-sections obtained by slicing solid with parallel planes perpendicular to an axis have the same basic shape.

If the area of a cross-section is known and can be expressed in terms of x or y, then the area of a typical slice can be determined. The volume can be obtained by letting the number of slices increase indefinitely.

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Therefore,

1

lim ( ) ( )bn

in

i a

A x x A x dx

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II. Examples

A.) Assume that the base of a solid is the circle

and on each chord of the circle parallel to the y-axis there is erected a square. Find the volume of the resulting solid.

2 2 9x y

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2

-2

BASE

2 2 9x y

2, 9x x

CROSS-SECTION

2, 9x x 22 9 x

22 9 x

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Volume

( )b

a

A x dx

3

2

3

4 9 x dx

3

2

3

36 4x dx

144 cu. units

33

3

436

3x x

3 22

3

2 9 x dx

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B.) Find the volume of the solid whose base is the

region in the first quadrant bounded by

, the x-axis, and the y-axis, and whose

cross-sections taken perp. to the x-axis are

squares.

2

14

xy

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2

BASE

2

14

xy

2

,14

xx

CROSS-SECTION

,0x2

14

x

2

14

x

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Volume

( )b

a

A x dx

2 2 4

0

12 16

x xdx

16 cu. units

15

23 5

06 80

x xx

22 2

0

14

xdx

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C.) Find the volume of the solid whose base is

between one arc of y = sin x and the x-axis, and

whose cross-sections perp. to the x-axis are

equilateral triangles.

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1

-1

2

BASE

siny x

,sinx x

CROSS-SECTION

,0x

sin x

sin xsin x

3 sin

2

x

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Volume

( )b

a

A x dx

2

0

3 sin

4

xdx

3 cu. units

8

0

3 sin 2

4 2 4

x x

0

1 3 sinsin

2 2

xx dx

0

3 1 cos 2

4 2 2

xdx

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