## agentx5 Group Title Find the error in my steps? Q: x = 4 + te$$^t$$, y = (t$$^2$$ + 1)e$$^t$$, 0 ≤ t ≤ 3 Set up an integral that represents the area of the surface obtained by rotating the given curve about the X-axis. Now to post my work... 2 years ago 2 years ago

1. agentx5 Group Title

It's #6

2. mahmit2012 Group Title

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3. mahmit2012 Group Title

I solved it before so look at that my answer was right in there.

4. agentx5 Group Title

Ack... Let me see where that line is and what I subsituted

5. agentx5 Group Title

Wait what? No that's not incorrect what I wrote @mahmit2012 , I just divided both sides by dt before I made the subsitution

6. agentx5 Group Title

I replaced $$\large\frac{dx}{dt}$$ with te$$^t$$

7. mahmit2012 Group Title

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8. mahmit2012 Group Title

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9. agentx5 Group Title

Ah the definite integral gives the correct value I need now! Well done!

10. agentx5 Group Title

I was missing a term I seems