Jazen1

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I have to find the volume of a solid using the disk/washer method and the shell method.  I think I have the first part(disk/washer) right.   I think the shell is off. The problem is "the region in the first quadrant that is bounded above by the curve y = 1/x^1/4, on the left by the line x = 1/16, and below bythe line y = 1 is revolved about the x-axis to generate a solid."    I am having computer problems so any help is appreciated. Thanks

The problem is The square root of 16-x^2 over the interval [0,-4]  0 being the upper bound, -4 being the lower bound.  I have solved 3/4s of this problem but I don't understand what they mean by "Solve the definite integral exactly by geometry". 

I under stand how to do the calculus that's easy enough, but Maple is stil giving me a hard time.  The math par t is let the radius of the cylinder be r cms. 0<r<10 Then the height is 2 * Sqrt 100-r^2, the volume is V(r)=2PIr^2* sqrt 100-r^2 cm^3

Differentiante V(r) with respect to r we get V' (r) =2PIr^2(1/(2*sqrt(100-r^2)))(-2r) + (2PIsqrt(100-r^2))(2r)

V'(r)=(-2PIr^3 +4PIr(100-r^2))/sqrt (100-r^2)      V'(r)=2PIr(200-3r^2)/sqrt 100r^2         to find the critical point find the value of r when V(r) =0     2PI(200-3r^2)/sqrt 100-r^2 =0   2PIr(200-3r^2) = 0   r(200-3r^2)=0 

r=0 or 200-3r^2 =0     r=0 or r^2=200/3 r=sqrt(200/3) =10sqrt(2/3)   r is not in the interval so ignore it.  The critical point for 0<r<10 occurs at r = 10sqrt(2/3)       Since V'(r) >0 for 0<r<10sqroot(2/3) and V'(r) <0<10sqrt(2/3)<10

The dimensions are r=10sqrt(2/3) =8.16 cm and h=20/sqrt3 = 11.55 cm the volume is 4000PI/3*sqrt3=2418.4 cm^3

So how do I translate this into maple? Any help is greatly appreciated.

I need to make two graphs.  1st take the equation y= ln3x+3 and graph it and it's derivative.  Then find the equation of the tangent line and the normal line to the given function at x=e   Then I need to create a single graph containing the function, the tangent line, and it's normal line.  Any pointers or help would be greatly appreciated.  I can graph the equation and it's derivative ok but I don't know how to make a graph with multiple stuff on it.  Thanks

My instructor gave me the problem lim as x goes to 0 of ((2 + x)^3 +8)/x I can't figure out how to get the lim as x goes to, to show up.  There is no button for it in the expressions pallette like there is for things like the piecewise function. My instructor won't help me.  Is there a basic guide I can buy or something.  This software isn't very intuitive. 

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