Shell method for volume of revolution (rotated about different axis and lines)

[@bprpcalculusbasics]

Good luck with your calculus 1 final!

[@williamhewitt4748]

Our calc one didn't go this far I don't think. We got to basic integrals and U sub and that's where we ended

[@DetectiveConan990v3]

@@williamhewitt4748 yeah same here. I’m in calc 2 rn and we’re learning these things

[@barintnok8654]

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[@nancykaguima]

@@williamhewitt4748i’m learning this in calc 2 too

[@HashemAljifri515]

​@@williamhewitt4748Are you in engineering? Well, if you are then you need to know how to find areas and volumes of different shapes by integration ...I really had a lot of problems to learn these methods

[@Meganisherelol]

LITERALLY SAVED ME BEFORE MY FINAL EXAM THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@aleksandergeiger6025]

Thank you. You managed to teach this better in 30 minutes then my professor did over 2 weeks.

[@Huangyingya]

Classic

[@jkdog3242]

My professor spent one day on this and I'm out here like.... dog... cmon man

[@machoslothman]

too relatable

[@simplemathguy]

Great Video! Thank you sir! I struggle with this topic but after watching 3 of your videos about disk/washer, and shell method, I enlightened. May God bless you sir! MORE SUBSCRIBERS TO COME!

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[@hmedina79]

I like your delivery and presentation. I subscribed and will look for your videos in the future. Thank you!

[@machoslothman]

thank you math papa, you have been a life saver for my grade

[@jedzou4350]

Thank you, sir. After 2 years, we still find this vedio useful for me!

[@jedzou4350]

真的非常谢谢! 爱你，sir!

[@rummycake]

Made this concept so simply explained for me thanks so much

[@BITStudioCode]

Our ap calc BC teacher said this was good to know, I can see why now haha!

[@hika2614]

You are amazing, man

[@imago6229]

It was really helpful. Thank you.

[@Iinustechtips]

saved my grade thanks

[@Pavan_Gaonkar]

Love you man...

[@mayacockerham2556]

This was extremely helpful !!

[@BITStudioCode]

Lowkey these things get really satisfying to get right on delta math when you know how to do it. It just goes pop and pop and there you go. I do these problems just by analyzing them and then popping them into the calculator and then bam!

[@ayanaxhye]

your videos help so much thank uuu

[@thristangamer2576]

Really helpful.

[@Lol68e7e77h]

thank you for making this helped me

[@dominickcross2787]

Can somone explain why on the last problem x was pi/2- x? I get from the y axis to the axis of ration being x but not where the pi/2 xome from if the y equation was tanx

[@jacksonr260]

Absolute legend

[@noahanderson8688]

crazy that cylindrical cells aren't part of the AP Calc curriculum. They expect you to find the inverse function and revolve that using washer integration instead.

[@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa4171]

I think that's wrong? I'm in AP calc and we're learning the shell method

[@JamesBrodski]

Great video! Thank you for making it :)

[@andrewm6788]

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[@Deristrome]

Thank YOU!

[@heckc]

Thank you so much!

[@navdeepkaur7051]

thank you

[@MusayerohBah]

I'm saved, thank you so so much!

[@smallcoffee4theday370]

Why did i try to use disc method on problem 3 and it give a different result. Can someone help me, i got 1,25 but not 2,69

[@LAFwisdom]

What your doing makes sense but at times its like you do not subtract two of the functions and height is only one functions, at other times you do and I am somewhat confused at how to remember what is important

[@nancykaguima]

i like you, u teach well

[@pinkkk]

ty king

[@neomatrix-1]

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[@sifatahmed1413]

Thank u sir

[@mcbananabread95]

how would you solve using the shell method when one y value is your equation, another y value is a whole number, and your x value is 0 (about the y axis)? very similar to the problem you solved at 9:33 but about the y axis.

[@pronoobbs1323]

you would use the disk method so x = (3sqrt(y))^2 and the limits of integration would be from 0 to 8 and you would use the formula pi * r^2

[@yellowcircle9117]

@@pronoobbs1323thank you so much this has really helped me

[@HappyKitya]

18:22

[@adhritimandal948]

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[@oliverwalser284]

they are

[@EiCho-qe1me]

thanks you😊

[@azavier-a]

at 14:31, why were you just able to move the 3 over to the other side, instead of subtracting it on both sides? is because the equation equates to 0, and I just didn't know that you can do that?

[@ouiamemarouah2089]

he moved (4x-x2) to the other side. he kept 3 in its place.

[@azavier-a]

@@ouiamemarouah2089 yes, you're right, idk what i was seeing

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@@azavier-a It happens 🤷🏻‍♀️

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Wow!

[@carlostadeocanela-terrazas3503]

este video es pura confusion no sirve el maestro

[@navarro7206]

nada que ver, si es así para ti, a lo mejor te falta comprensión

[@beachwave5705]

el no ensena si no que ayuda con practica extra. yo solo me pongo a ver sus videos cuando ya tengo idea sobre los conceptos en el video

[@snowbird7254]

I disagree i thought it was very helpful