Chapter 13: Q. 16 (page 1027)
Use the techniques of this section to obtain an iterated integral that employs polar coordinates to represent the volume of the solid discussed in Exercise 15.
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The volume of the solid generated is
Chapter 13: Q. 16 (page 1027)
Use the techniques of this section to obtain an iterated integral that employs polar coordinates to represent the volume of the solid discussed in Exercise 15.
The volume of the solid generated is
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