Integration exam questions for P1

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@@Intuitive_education mind uploading the Integration worksheet?

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nice video, solving integrals is so much fun!!!

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Can you please do questions on hypothesis testing involving significance levels

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Nicely done brother..can you upload the link to the worksheet if you do not mind..

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It's in the description

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@@diyajain3070 I actually can't find it💀

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@@tee6443 I also can't find it

[@kemilym6148]

What's the difference between the shape being rotated 360° and 720°. Do we multiply the volume by 2 if it's 720°

[@zoes8785]

you wouldn't be able to, rotating the shape 360 makes it a full shape, so the cross section is a circle or a donut shape. you couldn't rotate it more than 360 because it would cross over with the volume again, not physically possible.

[@kemilym6148]

@@zoes8785 Thanks you, but I've come across questions with the 720° scenario, what do I do then. Do I just use the same formula.

[@betul-ev2fu]

@@kemilym6148 yep but multiply the vol by 2

[@shashankhrishikesh1573]

So you just leave it at the area for 360* assuming that rotating further does nothing? Cause like you're moving through already rotated area?@@zoes8785

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