Volumes of Revolution between curves

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[fiverabbits]

online school is gibberish to me, and this really helped! Thank you so much!

[anawilliams]

thanks, i'm not really much of a mathematician and only 17 but this helped a lot with homework

[idisliked]

if you're rotating it around the y-axis, then you'd find the integral of the functions x=cuberoot(y) and x=y^2 right

[jacekyle]

that was so cool. i totally understand

[jaredf]

How does the formula change when you are rotating around a line instead of an axis?

[sameersyed]

how would you find the volume if you rotated it on the y-axis. im a bit confused on what numbers you plug in in the left and right . thanks

[olgabuenaobra]

What if you are using shell method but same example it will be the same answer?

[griffinchangwe]

On the function where's (x^3) squared explain more. Me if I do maths it's giving (x^3)^2=X^9.