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Prove that the volume of a hemisphere is
a
Prove that the volume of a sphere of ra ius a is
a
segment is ut off from a sphere of ra ius a y a plane at a istan e a / from the entre Show that the
volume of the segment is / of the volume of the sphere
x in the volume of the para oloi generate y the revolution of the para ola y
ax a out x axis
from x to x h
Sol
he equation of the para ola is
y
ax
he require volume of the para oloi is
? y
x
? ax x a
*
x
+
h
x he area of the para ola y
ax lying etween the vertex an the latus re tum is revolve a out x axis
in the volume generate
Sol
he equation of the para ola is y
ax
y revolving the area of the given para ola lying etween the vertex an the latus retum we get a para oloi
he limits for the para oloi will e from x to x a
en e the require volume of the para oloi is
? y
x ? ax x
a *
x
+
a
a
a
x in the volume of the soli generate y revolving the ellipse
x
a
y
a out the x axis
Sol
the equation of the ellipse is
x
a
y
a out the x axis
he require volume of the soli
? y
x
?
a
(a
x
) x *
x
a
y
+
a
*a
x
x
+
a
x Prove that the volume of the soli gererate y the revolution of an ellipse roun its minor axis is a
means proportional etween those generate y the revolution of the ellipse an of the auxliary ir le a out
the major axis
Sol
he equation of the ellipse is
x
y
n the equation of the auxiliary ir le is
x
y
a
the volume of the soli generate y the revolution of the ellipse a out the major axis (x axis) is
say hen
a
n the volume of the sphere generate y the revolution of the auxliary ir le a out x axis is
hen
a
he volume of the soli generate y the revolution of the ellipse a out y axis is ? x
y
?
a
(
y
)
y *
x
a
y
+
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Prove that the volume of a hemisphere is
a
Prove that the volume of a sphere of ra ius a is
a
segment is ut off from a sphere of ra ius a y a plane at a istan e a / from the entre Show that the
volume of the segment is / of the volume of the sphere
x in the volume of the para oloi generate y the revolution of the para ola y
ax a out x axis
from x to x h
Sol
he equation of the para ola is
y
ax
he require volume of the para oloi is
? y
x
? ax x a
*
x
+
h
x he area of the para ola y
ax lying etween the vertex an the latus re tum is revolve a out x axis
in the volume generate
Sol
he equation of the para ola is y
ax
y revolving the area of the given para ola lying etween the vertex an the latus retum we get a para oloi
he limits for the para oloi will e from x to x a
en e the require volume of the para oloi is
? y
x ? ax x
a *
x
+
a
a
a
x in the volume of the soli generate y revolving the ellipse
x
a
y
a out the x axis
Sol
the equation of the ellipse is
x
a
y
a out the x axis
he require volume of the soli
? y
x
?
a
(a
x
) x *
x
a
y
+
a
*a
x
x
+
a
x Prove that the volume of the soli gererate y the revolution of an ellipse roun its minor axis is a
means proportional etween those generate y the revolution of the ellipse an of the auxliary ir le a out
the major axis
Sol
he equation of the ellipse is
x
y
n the equation of the auxiliary ir le is
x
y
a
the volume of the soli generate y the revolution of the ellipse a out the major axis (x axis) is
say hen
a
n the volume of the sphere generate y the revolution of the auxliary ir le a out x axis is
hen
a
he volume of the soli generate y the revolution of the ellipse a out y axis is ? x
y
?
a
(
y
)
y *
x
a
y
+
Free M
a
? (
y
) y
a
*
y
y
+
a
(say)
ow the mean proportional etween
an
v(
)
v
a
(
a
)
a
olume generate when ellipse is revolve a out major axis
x he urve y
(a x) x
( a x) revolves a out the x axis in the volume generate y the loop
Sol
he given urve is
y
(a x) x
( a x)
he require volume generate y the loop
? y
y
?
x
( a x)
(a x)
x
? , x
ax a
a
x a
- x
*
x
a x
a
x a
log(x a) +
a
, log -
x in the volume generate y the revolution of the loop of the urve y
(a x) x
(a x) a out the x axis
Sol
he given urve is y
(a x) x
(a x)
he require volume generate y the loop
? y
x
?
x
(a x)
a x
x
? , x
ax a
a
a x
- x
*
x
a
x
a
x a
log(a x)+
*
a
a
a
a
log a a
loga+ *
a
a
log +
[log
]
x in the volume of the soli generate y the revolution of the loop of the urve y
x
(a x) a out the
x axis
Sol
he given equation is y
x
(a x)
? y
x ? x
(a x) x *
ax
x
+
a
[
]
a
x in the volume of the soli generate y the revolution of the urve y
a
(a
x
)
a out its asymptote
Sol
he given equation of the urve is
y
a
(a
x
)
or x
y a
(a y)
he require volume
? y
x ?
a
(x
a
)
x
Putting x atan
x ase
he require volume
a
?
se
se
/
a
? os
/
a
( erify )
x Prove that the volume of the soli generate y revolving the asteroi x
y
a
a out the x axis is
a
Solution he given urve is
x
/
y
/
a
/
he require volume
? y
x
? (a
/
x
/
)
x
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Prove that the volume of a hemisphere is
a
Prove that the volume of a sphere of ra ius a is
a
segment is ut off from a sphere of ra ius a y a plane at a istan e a / from the entre Show that the
volume of the segment is / of the volume of the sphere
x in the volume of the para oloi generate y the revolution of the para ola y
ax a out x axis
from x to x h
Sol
he equation of the para ola is
y
ax
he require volume of the para oloi is
? y
x
? ax x a
*
x
+
h
x he area of the para ola y
ax lying etween the vertex an the latus re tum is revolve a out x axis
in the volume generate
Sol
he equation of the para ola is y
ax
y revolving the area of the given para ola lying etween the vertex an the latus retum we get a para oloi
he limits for the para oloi will e from x to x a
en e the require volume of the para oloi is
? y
x ? ax x
a *
x
+
a
a
a
x in the volume of the soli generate y revolving the ellipse
x
a
y
a out the x axis
Sol
the equation of the ellipse is
x
a
y
a out the x axis
he require volume of the soli
? y
x
?
a
(a
x
) x *
x
a
y
+
a
*a
x
x
+
a
x Prove that the volume of the soli gererate y the revolution of an ellipse roun its minor axis is a
means proportional etween those generate y the revolution of the ellipse an of the auxliary ir le a out
the major axis
Sol
he equation of the ellipse is
x
y
n the equation of the auxiliary ir le is
x
y
a
the volume of the soli generate y the revolution of the ellipse a out the major axis (x axis) is
say hen
a
n the volume of the sphere generate y the revolution of the auxliary ir le a out x axis is
hen
a
he volume of the soli generate y the revolution of the ellipse a out y axis is ? x
y
?
a
(
y
)
y *
x
a
y
+
Free M
a
? (
y
) y
a
*
y
y
+
a
(say)
ow the mean proportional etween
an
v(
)
v
a
(
a
)
a
olume generate when ellipse is revolve a out major axis
x he urve y
(a x) x
( a x) revolves a out the x axis in the volume generate y the loop
Sol
he given urve is
y
(a x) x
( a x)
he require volume generate y the loop
? y
y
?
x
( a x)
(a x)
x
? , x
ax a
a
x a
- x
*
x
a x
a
x a
log(x a) +
a
, log -
x in the volume generate y the revolution of the loop of the urve y
(a x) x
(a x) a out the x axis
Sol
he given urve is y
(a x) x
(a x)
he require volume generate y the loop
? y
x
?
x
(a x)
a x
x
? , x
ax a
a
a x
- x
*
x
a
x
a
x a
log(a x)+
*
a
a
a
a
log a a
loga+ *
a
a
log +
[log
]
x in the volume of the soli generate y the revolution of the loop of the urve y
x
(a x) a out the
x axis
Sol
he given equation is y
x
(a x)
? y
x ? x
(a x) x *
ax
x
+
a
[
]
a
x in the volume of the soli generate y the revolution of the urve y
a
(a
x
)
a out its asymptote
Sol
he given equation of the urve is
y
a
(a
x
)
or x
y a
(a y)
he require volume
? y
x ?
a
(x
a
)
x
Putting x atan
x ase
he require volume
a
?
se
se
/
a
? os
/
a
( erify )
x Prove that the volume of the soli generate y revolving the asteroi x
y
a
a out the x axis is
a
Solution he given urve is
x
/
y
/
a
/
he require volume
? y
x
? (a
/
x
/
)
x
Free c
Putting x asin
x a sin
os
? a
os
a sin
os
a
? sin
os
a
.
/ ( )
.
/
a
x Show that the volume of the soli generate y the revolution of the urve (a x)y
a
x a out its asymptote
is
a
Solution he given urve is
(a x)y
a
x
he require volume
? (a x)
y
? *a
ay
a
y
+
y ?
a
(a
y
)
y
a
?
y
(a
y
)
Put y a tan
y ase
he require volume
a
?
ase
a
( tan
)
/
a
?
se
/
a
? os
/
a
a
x in the volume of the soli generate y the revolution of the issoi y
( a x) x
a out its asymptote
Solution he given urve is
y
( a x) x
he require volume ? ( a x)
y
? ( a x)
x
ow y
( a x) x
or y v(
x
a x
)
y
x
( a x)
/
x
/
( a x)
( a x)
x
/
( a x) x
/
( a x)
/
y
x
x
/
( a x)
( a x)
/
y
x
/
( a x)
( a x)
/
x
en e the require volume
? ( a x)
x
/
( a x)
( a x)
/
x
? ( a x)
v( ax x
) x
? ( a a sin
)
a sin os a sin os (Put x a sin
x a sin os )
a
? ( sin
)
sin
os
a
*? sin
os
? sin
os
+
a
*
( / ) ( / )
( )
( / ) ( / )
( )
+ a
[
]
a
x in the volume of the soli s forme y revolving the y loi x a( sin ) y a ( os ) a out its ase
Sol
he given equations are
x a( sin ) y a( os )
en e the require volume
? y
x
? a
( os )
x
? a
( os )
a( os )
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Prove that the volume of a hemisphere is
a
Prove that the volume of a sphere of ra ius a is
a
segment is ut off from a sphere of ra ius a y a plane at a istan e a / from the entre Show that the
volume of the segment is / of the volume of the sphere
x in the volume of the para oloi generate y the revolution of the para ola y
ax a out x axis
from x to x h
Sol
he equation of the para ola is
y
ax
he require volume of the para oloi is
? y
x
? ax x a
*
x
+
h
x he area of the para ola y
ax lying etween the vertex an the latus re tum is revolve a out x axis
in the volume generate
Sol
he equation of the para ola is y
ax
y revolving the area of the given para ola lying etween the vertex an the latus retum we get a para oloi
he limits for the para oloi will e from x to x a
en e the require volume of the para oloi is
? y
x ? ax x
a *
x
+
a
a
a
x in the volume of the soli generate y revolving the ellipse
x
a
y
a out the x axis
Sol
the equation of the ellipse is
x
a
y
a out the x axis
he require volume of the soli
? y
x
?
a
(a
x
) x *
x
a
y
+
a
*a
x
x
+
a
x Prove that the volume of the soli gererate y the revolution of an ellipse roun its minor axis is a
means proportional etween those generate y the revolution of the ellipse an of the auxliary ir le a out
the major axis
Sol
he equation of the ellipse is
x
y
n the equation of the auxiliary ir le is
x
y
a
the volume of the soli generate y the revolution of the ellipse a out the major axis (x axis) is
say hen
a
n the volume of the sphere generate y the revolution of the auxliary ir le a out x axis is
hen
a
he volume of the soli generate y the revolution of the ellipse a out y axis is ? x
y
?
a
(
y
)
y *
x
a
y
+
Free M
a
? (
y
) y
a
*
y
y
+
a
(say)
ow the mean proportional etween
an
v(
)
v
a
(
a
)
a
olume generate when ellipse is revolve a out major axis
x he urve y
(a x) x
( a x) revolves a out the x axis in the volume generate y the loop
Sol
he given urve is
y
(a x) x
( a x)
he require volume generate y the loop
? y
y
?
x
( a x)
(a x)
x
? , x
ax a
a
x a
- x
*
x
a x
a
x a
log(x a) +
a
, log -
x in the volume generate y the revolution of the loop of the urve y
(a x) x
(a x) a out the x axis
Sol
he given urve is y
(a x) x
(a x)
he require volume generate y the loop
? y
x
?
x
(a x)
a x
x
? , x
ax a
a
a x
- x
*
x
a
x
a
x a
log(a x)+
*
a
a
a
a
log a a
loga+ *
a
a
log +
[log
]
x in the volume of the soli generate y the revolution of the loop of the urve y
x
(a x) a out the
x axis
Sol
he given equation is y
x
(a x)
? y
x ? x
(a x) x *
ax
x
+
a
[
]
a
x in the volume of the soli generate y the revolution of the urve y
a
(a
x
)
a out its asymptote
Sol
he given equation of the urve is
y
a
(a
x
)
or x
y a
(a y)
he require volume
? y
x ?
a
(x
a
)
x
Putting x atan
x ase
he require volume
a
?
se
se
/
a
? os
/
a
( erify )
x Prove that the volume of the soli generate y revolving the asteroi x
y
a
a out the x axis is
a
Solution he given urve is
x
/
y
/
a
/
he require volume
? y
x
? (a
/
x
/
)
x
Free c
Putting x asin
x a sin
os
? a
os
a sin
os
a
? sin
os
a
.
/ ( )
.
/
a
x Show that the volume of the soli generate y the revolution of the urve (a x)y
a
x a out its asymptote
is
a
Solution he given urve is
(a x)y
a
x
he require volume
? (a x)
y
? *a
ay
a
y
+
y ?
a
(a
y
)
y
a
?
y
(a
y
)
Put y a tan
y ase
he require volume
a
?
ase
a
( tan
)
/
a
?
se
/
a
? os
/
a
a
x in the volume of the soli generate y the revolution of the issoi y
( a x) x
a out its asymptote
Solution he given urve is
y
( a x) x
he require volume ? ( a x)
y
? ( a x)
x
ow y
( a x) x
or y v(
x
a x
)
y
x
( a x)
/
x
/
( a x)
( a x)
x
/
( a x) x
/
( a x)
/
y
x
x
/
( a x)
( a x)
/
y
x
/
( a x)
( a x)
/
x
en e the require volume
? ( a x)
x
/
( a x)
( a x)
/
x
? ( a x)
v( ax x
) x
? ( a a sin
)
a sin os a sin os (Put x a sin
x a sin os )
a
? ( sin
)
sin
os
a
*? sin
os
? sin
os
+
a
*
( / ) ( / )
( )
( / ) ( / )
( )
+ a
[
]
a
x in the volume of the soli s forme y revolving the y loi x a( sin ) y a ( os ) a out its ase
Sol
he given equations are
x a( sin ) y a( os )
en e the require volume
? y
x
? a
( os )
x
? a
( os )
a( os )
Free co M
a
? ( os )
a
? ( sin
/ )
a
? sin
(put
)
a
[
]
a
ote
( ) he volume of the soli generate y the revolution of the y loi x a ( sin ) y a ( os ) a out y axis
is
a
( ) he volume of the soli gereate y the revolution of the y loi x a( sin ) y a ( os )
a out y axis is a
(
)
( ) in the volume of the soli generate y the revolving one ar of the y loi x a ( sin ) y a ( os )
a out x axis is
a
x in the volume of the soli generate y the revolution of r a os a out the initial line
Sol
he equation of the urve is r a os
he require volume
? r
/
sin
? ( a os )
/
sin
a
*
os
+
/
a
, -
a
x in the volume of the soli generate y revolving the lemnis ate r
a
os a out the line
Sol
he given urve is r
a
os
en e the requir volume
?
r
os
/
a
? ( os )
/
os
/
a
? ( sin
)
/
os
/
v
a
? ( sin
)
/
os
/
(Putting v sin sin v os os )
v
a
? os
os
/
v
a
? os
/
v
a
(
)
a
v
x he ar ioi r a ( os ) revolves a out the initial line in the the volume of the soli generate
Sol
he given urve is r a ( os )
en e the require volume
?
sin
? a
( os )
sin
a
*
( os )
+
a
(
)
a
x he ar of the ar ioi r a ( os ) where / / is rotate a out the line prove that the
volume generate is
a
Sol
he given urve is r a ( os )
en e the require volume
?
r
sin
/
a
? ( os )
sin
/
a
*
( os )
+
/
a
, -
a
ote he volume of the soli forme y the revolution of the urve r a os (a )a out the initial line is
a(a
)
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Ans. To find the surface area of a solid of revolution, the formula S = 2π∫f(x)√(1+(f'(x))^2) dx is used. Here, f(x) represents the function defining the curve, and f'(x) is its derivative.
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