Evangelista,Syd L.

BS CpE

631.
Q. What is the integral of (3t-1)3 dt?
a.

1
(3t-1)4+C
12

b.

1
(3t-4)4+C
12

c.

1
(3t-1)4+C
4

d.

1
(3t-1)3+C
4

A. (3t-1)3 dt =

1
3

(3t-1)3(3dt)

1
( 3 t1 ) 4
(
+C
3
4

1
(3 t1 ) 4 +C
12

632.
Q. Evaluate the integral of dx/(x+2) from -6 to -10
a. 21/2
b.
c. Ln 3
d. Ln 2
A.

-10

-6

Note:

dx
x +2
du
u

= ln u :

-10

-6

dx
x +2

= ln (x+2) -10 to -6

=ln(-10+2)-ln(-6+2)
=ln(-8)-ln(-4)
=ln(

= ln 2

633.
Q. Integrate xcos(2x2+7)dx
a.

1
sin(2x2+7)+C
4

b.

1
cos(2x2+7)+C
4

c.

sin
+C
4( x 2+7)

d. sin(2x2+7)+C
A.
xcos(2x2+7)dx
=

1
4

1
sin(2x2+7)+C
4

cos(2x2+7)(4xdx)

634.
Q.
Integrate: (7x3+4x2)dx
a.

7x3
+
3

4 x2
+C
2

b.

7x4
+
4

4 x2
+C
5

c.

7x4
+
4

4 x3
+C
3

d. 7x4 -

4x
2

+C

A.
(7x3+4x2)dx =

7x4
+
4

4 x3
+C
3

635.
Q.
What is the integral of sin5 x cos3x dx if the lower limit is zero and the upper limit is
/2?
a. 0.0203
b. 0.0307
c. 0.0417
d. 0.0543
A.

/2

0 (sin5xcos3x)dx

Using Wallis formula: m=5; n=3 and =1, since both m & n are odd numbers:
sin5xcos3xdx
=

(51)(53)(31)
*1
8(6)(4)(2)

=0.0417
636.
Q.
What is the integral of sin5 x dx if the lower limit is 0 and the upper limit is
a. 0.233
b. 0.333
c. 0.433
d. 0.533
A.

/2

0 sin5xdx

/2?

Using Wallis formula: m=5; n=0 and =1, since m is an odd number:

/2

0 sin5xdx

( 4)(2)

5 (3)(1)

=(

=0.533
637.
Q.
Find the integral of 12sin5x cos5x dx if lower limit =0 and upper limit =

/2?

a. 0.2
b. 0.3
c. 0.4
d. 0.5
A.
12

/2

0 sin5xcos5xdx

Using Wallis formula: m=5; n=5 and =1, since both m & n are odd numbers:
12
=12(

/2

0 sin5xcos5xdx

(51)(53)( 51)(53)
)*1
10(8)(6)(4)(2)

=0.2
638.
Q.
Evaluate the integral of sin6x dx from 0 to
a.

/32

b. 2 /17
c.

3 /32

d. 5 /32
A.

/2.

/2

0 sin6xdx

Using Wallis formula: m=6; n=0 and = /2, since m is an even number:

=(

/2

0 sin6xdx

(5)(3)(1)

)*
2
(6)(4 )(2)

5
32

639.
Q.
Evaluate 65 x(x-5)12 dx
a. 0.456
b. 0.556
c. 0.656
d. 0.756
A.
5 x(x+5)12dx

Note: udv = uv - vdu

Let: u=x ; du=dx | dv=(x-5)12dx ; v=

( x5 ) 13
13

5 x(x-5)12dx

x ( x5 ) 13
13

x
(x-5)13 13

6
( 65 ) 13
13

1
13

=0.456
640.
Q.
Evaluate 10 xdx/(x+1)8

( x5 ) 13

1 ( x5 ) 14
13
14

5
( 55 ) 13
13

dx

from 6 to 5

=-

1
[ ( 65 ) 14( 55 ) 14 ]
182

a. 0.011
b. 0.022
c. 0.033
d. 0.044
A.
0

xdx
( x1)8

= (x+1)-8xdx

Note: udv = uv - vdu

Let: u=x ; du=dx | dv=(x+1)-8dx ; v=

( x +1 )7
7

0 (x+1)-8xdx = uv - vdu

=x(

( x +1 )7
( x +1 )7
)-
dx
7
7
1
( x+ 1 ) 7 dx
7

x
+
7 ( x +1 ) 7

x
1 ( x+1 )6
+
6
7 ( x +1 ) 7 7

1
0
7 ( 1+1 ) 7

=0.022
641.
Q.
Evaluate

/6

0 (cos3A)5 dA

a. 27 /363
b. 35 /768
c. 23 /765
d. 12 /81
A.

x
+
7 ( x +1 ) 7

x
7 ( x +1 ) 7

1 ( x +1 )6
7
6

1
[ ( x +1 )6 ] from 1 to 0
42

/6

0 cos83A dA Let: u=3a ; du=3da, thus dA= du/3

Change limits: when A=0, u=0; A= /6, u=

/2

Substitute:

/2

0 cos8u

du
3

1
3

/2

0 cos8u du

Using Wallis formula: n=8 and = /2, since n is an even number:

1
3

/2

0 cos8u du =

7(5)(3)(1)
1
(
du =
3
8(6)(4 )(2) 2

105 35
=
2304 76 8

642.
Q.
Integrate 1/(3x+4) with respect to x and evaluate the result from x=0 and x=2
a. 0.278
b. 0.336
c. 0.252
d. 0.305
A.
0

dx
=
3 x +4

1
dx
2 0
3
3 x +4

1
ln ( 3 x+ 4 ) from 2 to 0
3

2+ 4
1
3() ln ( 3(0)+4 )
3

1
ln
3

=0.305
643.
Q.
Evaluate the integral cos2 ydy

a.

y
+
2

sin2 y
4

+C

b. y + 2cosy + C

y
+
4

c.

sin2 y
4

+C

d. y + sin2y + C
A.
cos2ydy= (
=

1
2

y
2

1+ cos 2 y
) dy
2
(1+cos 2 y) dy
dy+

1 cos2y(2dy)
4

sin2 y
+ C
4

644.
Q.
Integrate the square root of (1-cosx)dx

1
x+C
2

a.-2

cos

b. -2

cosx + C

c. 2

d. -2

cos

1
x+C
2

cosx + C

A.

1cosxdx

Thus,

Substitute:

sin

Note: sin

x
( )
2

x
( )
2

1cosx

1cosx
2

=2

sin

x dx
( )( )
2 2

=2

-cos

( 2x )

+C

cos

( 2x )

+C

=-2

sin

x
( )
2

1cosxdx

645.
Q.
Evaluate the integral of cosx dx limits from

/4 to

a. 0.423
b. 0.293
c. 0.923
d. 0.329
A.

/2

=sin

/4

cosx dx = sinx from

- (sin

/2 to

/4

)
4

=0.293
646.
Q.
Evaluate the integral of lnx dx, the limits are 1 and e.
a. 0
b. 1
c. 2
d. 3
A.

/2

 lnx dx

Let: u =lnx ; du =

dx
x

, dv = dx ; v = x

lnx dx uv - vdu

=(lnx)(x)- x(

dx
)
x

=xlnx-x from 0 to 1
=e(ln e)-e-[1(ln1)-1]
=1
647.
Q.
Evaluate

10

2 log 10 edx
x

a. 2.0
b. 49.7
c. 3.0
d. 5.12
A.

2 log 10 edx
x

10

= 2 log10 e
=

2 log 10 e

10

ln x from 10 to 1

2 log10 e (ln10ln 1)

=2
648.
Q.
What is the integral of cos2x esin2x dx?
a.

e sin 2 x
2

+C

dx
x

b. -

e sin 2 x
2

+C

c. -

e sin 2 x

+C

d.

e sin 2 x

+C

A.
cos2x esin2x dx = esin2x cos2x dx Let: u=sin2x ; du=cos2x(2)
Note: eu du=eu + C
cos2x esin2x dx =
=

1
2

esin2x(2cos2x)dx

1 sin2x
e
+C
2

649.
Q.
The integral of cos x with respect to x is
a. sin x + C
b. sec x + C
c. -sin x + C
d. csc x + C
A.
cosx dx = sinx + C
650.
Q.
Find the integral of [ e exp x-1 ] divided by [ e exp x+1 ] dx
a. Ln (e exp x-1) square + x + C
b. Ln (e exp x+1) x + C
c. Ln (e exp x-1) + x + C
d. Ln (e exp x+1) square x + C

A.

e x1
dx =
e x +1

ex
e x+ 1

dx
e x+ 1

= ln ( e x +1 ) -

dx
e x+ 1

Let: u=ex+1, thus ex = u-1 ; du = exdx

dx
e x+ 1

du
e x (e x +1)

du
=
(u1)(u1+1)

1=A(u-1)+Bu
1=Au-A+Bu
Equate constant:
1=-A ; A=-1
Equate coefficients of u:
0 = A+B
0 = -1+B
B =1

du
u (u1)

du
u

du
(u1)

=-lnu+ln(u-1)
=-ln(ex+1)+ln(ex+1-1)
=-ln(ex+1)+ln(ex)
=-ln(ex+1)+x
Thus:

e x1
dx = ln(ex+1)
e x +1

-[-ln(ex+1)+x]+C
=ln(ex+1)+ln(ex+1)-x+C
=2ln(ex+1)-x+C
=ln(ex+1)2-x+C

du
u (u1)

651.
Q.
Evaluate the double integral of r sin u dr du, the limits of r is 0 and cos u and the
limits of u are 0 and pi
a. 1
b. 1/2
c. 0
d. 1/3
A.
x

0cosu0 rsinu drdu = x0

=

1
2

r2
2

from cosu to 0 sinu du

0 (cos2u-02)sinu du

=-

1
2

=-

1
2

=-

1
(cos 3 cos 3 0)
6

=-

1
(-1-1)
6

0 cos2u(-sinu)du

cos 3u
3

fom x to 0

1
3

652.
Q.
Evaluate the integral of (3x2+9y2)dxdy if the interior limits has an upper limit of y
and a lower limit of 0, and whose outer limit has an upper limit of 2 and lower limit
of 0.
a. 10
b. 20

c. 30
d. 40
A.

3x3
+9 y 2 x
3

0y0 (3x2+9y2)dx dy = 20

0 x 3 +9y2x from y to 0 dy = 20 (y3+9y3)dy

from y to 0 dy

= 20 10y3dy

10 y 4
4

from 2 to 0

=40
653.
Q.
Evaluate

/2

0 1020 zdz r2dr sinu du.

a. 2/3
b. 4/3
c. 1/3
d. 5/3
A.

/2

0 1020 zdz r2dr sinu du

=

/2

/2

/2

=2
=

2
3

z2
2

0 10

0 10 (

/2

0 (

2202
)
2

r3
3

0 10

/2

from 2 to 0 r2dr sinu du

r2dr sinu du

from 1 to 0 sinu du

1 303
)
3

0sinu du

sinu du

2
(-cosu) from
3

/2 to 0

=2/3
654.
Q.
Find the area of the region bounded by y 2 = 8x and y = 2x.
a. 1.22 sq. units
b. 1.33 sq. units
c. 1.44 sq. units
d. 1.55 sq. units
A.

y2=8x eq.1
y=2x eq.2
Substitute eq.2 in eq.1
(2x)2=8x => 4x2=8x
x=2
y=2x=2(2)=4
A= 20 ydx => A= 20(Yp-Yl)dx
A= 20(

8 x

-2x)dx

A=

8 x 3 /2 2 x 2

A=

2 8 x 3 /2
3

-x2 from 2 to 0

A=

2 8 x 3 /2
3

- 22 -[

3 /2

2 8(o)3/ 2
3

- 02]

A= 1.33 square units

655.
Q.
What is the area bounded by the curve x 2 = -9y and the line y+1 = 0?
a. 3 sq. units
b. 4 sq. units
c. 5 sq. units
d. 6 sq. units
A.

x2=-9y eq.1
y=-1 eq.2
Substitute eq.2 in eq.1
x2=-9(-1)
x=3
A= 3-3 -ydx = 3-3-(Yl-Yp)dx
=- 3-3(-1-

x2
9 ))dx

=-3-3(

x2
9 )-1)dx

x3

=- ( 27 )-x)from 3 to -3

(3)3
(3)3
=-( 27 )-3)+(
)+3)
27

=4 square units
656.
Q.
What is the area (in square units) bounded by the curve y 2 = x and the line x-4 = 0?
a. 30/3
b. 31/3
c. 32/3
d. 29/3
A.

y2=x eq.1
x=4 eq.2
Substitute eq.2 in e1.1
y2=4
y=2
A=240 ydx

A =240

dx

A=

2( x)3 /2
)=
3/2

A=

4
(4) 3/2
3

4
x 3/2 from 4 to 0
3

A = 32/3 square units

Another Solution: Use the formula for the area of a parabolic segment
A=

2
bh
3

A=

2
(4)(4)
3

A = 32/3 square units

657.
Q.
Find the area bounded by the curve y = x 2 +2, and the lines x = 0 and y = 0 and x
= 4.
a. 88/3
b. 64/3
c. 54/3
d. 64/5
A.

A=40 ydx
A=40 (x2+2)dx
A=

x3
+2x from 4 to 0
3

A=

(4 )3
+2(3)
3

A=

88
3

square units

658.
Q.
Find the area bounded by the parabolas y = 6x-x 2 and y = x2 -2x. Note: The
parabolas intersect at points (0,0) and (4,8).
a. 44.3 square units
b. 64/3 square units
c. 74/3 square units
d. 54/3 square units
A.

y=x2-2x
x2-2x=y
(x-1)2=y+1
(x-1)2=1(y+1)
By inspection, the vertex is at (1,-1) and the parabola is facing up
A=40 ydx = 40 (Yupper Ylower)dx
=40 [(6x-x2)-(x2-2x)]dx
A=40(8x-2x2)dx
A=

8x 2
2 x3
+
2
3
=4(4)2 -

A=

64
3

from 4 to 0

2( 4)3
3

square units

659.
Q.
Find the area bounded by the parabolas x 2 = 4y and y = 4.
a. 21.33

b. 33.21
c. 31.32
d. 13.23
A.

Solving for the coordinates of the intersection:

x2=4y=4(4)
x=4
A=240 xdy
=240
=

y 3/2
3 /2 ) =
4

8
(4)3/2
3

4 y

dy = 440y1/2 dy

8
(y)3/2 form 4 to 0
3

A=21.33 square units

Another Solution: Use the formula for the area of a parabolic segment

2
bh
3

A=
=

2
(3)(4)
3

=21.33 square units

660.
Q.
Find the area bounded by the line x-2y+10 = 0, the x-axis, the y-axis and x = 10.
a. 75
b. 50
c. 100
d. 25
A.

x-2y+10=0
when x=0; y=5
when y=0; x=-10
A=100 ydx
=100

=5x+

(5+ 2x ) dx
x2
2( 2)

=5(10)+

from 10 to 0

10 2
4

A=75 square units

Another Solution: Use the formula for the area of a trapezoid

A=
A=

1
(a+b)h
2
1
(5+10)(10)
2

A=75 square units

661.
Q.
What is the area (in square units) bounded by the curve y 2 = 4x and x2 = 4y?
a. 5.33
b. 6.67
c. 7.33
d. 8.67

y2=4x
y=2

eq. 1

x2=4y

x2
4

y=
2

4x=

eq. 2

x2
4

x4
16

64=x3
x=4
y=2

y=4
Thus, the parabolas will intersect at (0,0) and (4,4).
A=20 ydx =
=40

0 (Yupper-Ylower)dx

(2 x x42 ) dx

x3
( 2 x3/23/2 4(3)
)

(4)3

( 4 (4)3/2
3
12 )

from 4 to 0

A=5.33 square units

662.
Q.
Find the area enclosed by the curve x2+8y+16=0, the x-axis, the y-axis and the line
x-4=0.
a. 7.67 sq. units
b. 8.67 sq. units
c. 9.67 sq. units
d. 10.67 sq. units

A.

x2=-8y-16
x2=-8(y+2)
By inspection, the vertex is at (0, and the parabola is facing down.
A=40 ydx
Note:
x2+8y+16=0
-8y=x2+16
-y=

x2
+2
8

Substitute:
A=40 (

x2
+2)dx
8

x3
+2x from 4 to 0
3 (8)

42
+2(4)
24

A=10.67 square units

663.
Q.
What is the area bounded by the curve y=x 3, the x-axis and the line x=-2 and x=1?

a. 4.25
b. 2.45
c. 5.24
d. 5.42
A.
A1=0-2 x3dy
=

x4
4

(2)4
4

from 0 to -2

= A1 = -4

A2 = 10 x3dy
=

x4
4

( 1)4
4

from 1 to 0

= A2 = 0.25

Atotal = /A1/+/A2/
=4+.25
Atotal = 4.25
664.
Q.
Find the area in the first quadrant bounded by the parabola y 2=4x, x=1 & x=3
a. 9.555
b. 9.955
c. 5.955
d. 5.595
A.

y2=4x
y=2

A=31 ydx = 231

=

2 x 3 /2
3/2

4
x 3/2
3

dx
from 3 to 1

( 3 ) 3/2
=
-(1)3/2]
4

3
A=5.595 square units
665.
Q.
Find the area (in sq. units) bounded by the parabolas x 2-2y=0 and x2+2y-8=0.
a. 11.7
b. 4.7
c. 9.7
d. 10.7
A.

x2+2y-8=0
x2=-2y+8
x2=-2(y-4)eq.1
By inspection, the vertex is at (0,-4) and the parabola is facing down
x2=2yeq.2
By inspection, the vertex is at (0,0) and the parabola is facing up.
Equate eq.1 to eq.2
-2(y-4)=2y
8=4y
y=2
x2=2(2)
x=2
Thus, the two parabolas intersect at points (2,2) and (-2,2)
A=2-2 ydy
=2-2 (Yupper-Ylower)dx

8x 2
x2
]dx
2
2

= 2-2 [
=

1
2

1
2

[8x-

-2 [8-2x2]dx

2 x3
3

] from 2 to -2

1
2

[8(2)-

2( 2) 3
]3

1
2

[8(-2)-

2(2)3
3

A=10.667 square units

666.
Q.
What is the area between y=0, y=3x 2, x=0 and x=2?
a. 8
b. 23
c. 12
d. 6
A.

A=20 ydx = 203x2dx

=3

x3
3

=x3 from 2 to 0
=(2)3
A=8 square units
667.
Q.
What is the area bounded by the curve y 2=x and the line x-4=0?

a. 11
b. 31/3
c. 10
d. 32/3
A.

y2=xeq.1
x=4 eq.2
Substitute eq.2 in eq.1
y2=4
y=2
A=240 ydx =2 40

2 x 3 /2
=
3 /2

A=

4 x 3 /2
3

dx
from 4 to 0

4 ( 4 ) 3/2
3

A=32/3 square units

668.
Q.
Find the area of the curve r2=a2cos2.
a. a
b. 2a

c. a2
d. a3
A.

0o

30o

0.707a

45o

60o

90o

120o

150o

0.707a

180o

A=4(

1
2

45o

0 r2d)

=2 45o0r2d
=45o0a2cos 2(2d)

=a2sin 2 from 45o to 0

=a2[sin(2)(45o)-sin(2)(0o)
A=a2
669.
Q.
Locate the centroid of the plane area bounded by y=x 2 and y=x.
a. 0.4 from the x-axis and 0.5 from the y-axis
b. 0.5 from the x-axis and 0.4 from the y-axis
c. 0.5 from the x-axis and 0.5 from the y-axis
d. 0.4 from the x-axis and 0.4 from the y-axis
A.
x2=yeq.1
y=x eq.2
Substitute eq.2 in eq.1:
x2=x
x=1
y=x=1
Thus, the parabola and the line intersect at points (0,0) and (1,1).
A=10 ydx = 10 (Yl-Yp)dx
=10(x-x2)dx
=

x2
x3
2
3

from 1 to 0 =

12
23
2
3

= A=1/6

A*x=10 ydx*x = 10 (Yl-Yp)dx*x

= 10(x-x2)dx*x

x3
3

= 10(x3-x2)dx =

1
x =
6

13
3

14
4

x4
4

from 1 to 0

= x= 0.5

A*y=10 xdy*y = 10 (Yl-Yp)dy*y

= 10(

-y)dy*y

= 10(y3/2-y2)dy =

1
y =
6

( 1 ) 5/ 2
5 /2

y 5/2
5 /2
-

(1)3
3

y3
3

from 1 to 0

= y= 0.4

Thus, the coordinates of the centroid is at (0.5,0.4)

670.
Q.
Find the coordinates of the centroid of the plane area bounded by the parabola y=4x2 and the x axis.
a. (0,1)
b. (0,1.6)
c. (0,2)

d. (1,0)
A.

y=4-x2
x2=-y+4 = x2=-1(y-4)
By inspection, the vertex is at (0,4) and the parabola is facing down at y=0, x=2
Thus, the parabola intersects the x-axis at points (-2,0) and (2,0)
Solving for the area of the parabolic segment:

2
bh
3

A=

A*y=210 ydx*

2
(4)(4) = 32/3
3
y
= 10 y2dx
2

= 10 (4-x2)2 dx = 20 (16-8x2+x4)dx = 16x-

32
8(2)3
y = 16(2)3
3

25
5

8x 3 x5
+
3
5

from 2 to 0

= y = 1.6

Thus, the centroid is at point (0,1.6)

671.
Q.
Locate the centroid of the plane area bounded by the equation y 2=4x, x=1 and the
x-axis of the first quadrant.
a. (3/4,3/5)
b. (3/5,3/4)

c. (3/5,3/5)
d. (3/5,2/3)
A.

y2 =4x
at x =1, y=2
Thus, the parabola and the line intersect in points (1,2)
and (1,-2)
Solving for the area:

2
bh
3
A=
)=
1

1
(4)(1) = 4/3
3

A*x=10 ydx* x
= 10 ( 2 x )dx * x = 2 10 x3/2dx = 2(
=

4
x =
3

4
(1)5/2 => x = 3/5
5

A*y=10 ydx*

y
2

1
2

0 y2dx

x 5/2

5/2

from 1 to 0

A*y=10(4x)dx

1
4 x2
from 1 to 0
(
2
2

4
y = 12
3
y=3/4
Thus, the center is at point (3/5,3/4)
672.
Q.
Find the length of arc of the parabola x2=4y from x=-2 to x=2.
a. 4.2
b. 4.6
c. 4.9
d. 5.2
A.

S=2 20

dy
dx
dx = x2=4y
1+()2

2xdx=4dy
(

dy 2
) =
dx

Substitute:

x2
4

S=2 20
= 20

1+

4+ x 2

x2
dx = 2 20
4

4+ x 2
dx
4

( 2 ) 2+ x 2

dx = 20

dx

Let:
x=2tan ; dx=2sec2d
Change the limits:
When, x=0, =0 ; x=2, =45o

2 sec
4+ 4 tan 2

S= 45o0

= 45o0

1+tan 2
2 sec
4 ()

= 45o0

sec 2
2 sec
4 ()

= 45o0

2 sec
2 sec

=445o0

sec 3

d)

d)

d)

d)

=4( 1 sec tan + 1 ln(sec +tan ) from 45o to 0

= 4(

1
1
sec 45 o tan 45 o +
ln(sec 45 o +tan 45 o ) , S=4.6
2
2

673.
Q.
Find the surface area (in square units) generated by rotating the parabola arc y=x 2
about the x-axis from x=0 to x=1.
a. 5.33
b. 4.98

c. 5.73
d. 4.73
A.

y=x2
When x=1, y=1
A= 10dS*2 d
A= 10

1+

dy 2
dx

dx * 2 x

y=x2

dy
=2x
dx

dy=2xdx
(

dy 2
) =4x2
dx

Substitute:
A= 2

1+ 4 x 2

dx*x

2
8

2 (1+ 4 x 2 ) 3/2
12

[((1+4(1))3/2-(1+4(0)3/2]
6

0( 1+4 x 2 )1/2( 8 x

dx

from 1 to 0

A=5.33 square units

674.

Q.
The area enclosed by the ellipse

x2
+
9

What is the volume generated?

a. 355.3
b. 360.1
c. 370.3
d. 365.1
A.

Given Equation:

x2
y2
+
=1
9
4

Standard Equation:

x2
y2
=1
+
a2
b2

By inspection: a=3 and b=2

Using the second proposition of Pappus:
V=A*2 d
=( ab)*2 d
=

(3)(2)(2 )(3)

V=355.3 cubic units

675.
Q.

y2
4

= 1 is revolved about the line x=3.

The area in the second quadrant of the circle x 2+y2=36 is revolved about the line
y+10=0. What is the volume generated?
a. 2218.33
b. 2228.83
c. 2233.43
d. 2208.53
A.

Solving for y:
Ay=dA*y/2
= r0 ydx*y/2
=

1
2

1
2

1
x3
(r2x) from 1 to 0
2
3

0y2dx

0(r2-x2)dx

1
1
r3
4r
r2(y)=
(r3) => y=
4
2
3
3
Given equation: x2+y2=36
By inspection, r=6
Using the second proposition of Pappus:

V=A*2 d

1
V= 4

V=(

1
4

r2)* 2

(y+10)

r2)* 2

4r
+ 10
3

1
4(6)
( )(6)2 2 ) (
+10

4
3

V=2228.918 cubic units

676.
Q.
The area bounded by the curve y2=12x and the line x=3 is revolved about the line
x=3. What is the volume generated?
a. 179
b. 181
c. 183
d. 185
A.

Using the shell method:

V=2(2

0(3-10)ydx

0( 3x )(

0( 3 12 x

)dx

12 x
1/2

4 [( 3 12

x 3/2
3/2

4 [( 3 12

(3)3 /2
3/2

12 x 3 /2

12

)dx

x 5/2
)] from 3 to 0
5/2

12

(3) 5/2
)]
5 /2

V=180.955 cubic units

677.
Q.
Given the area of the first quadrant bounded by x2=8y, the line y-2=0 and the yaxis. What is the volume generated when the area is revolved about the line y-2=0?
a. 28.41
b. 27.32
c. 25.83
d. 26.81
A.

x2=8y
At y=2, x=4
Using the disk method:
V=

0y2dx =

0(YL - YP)2dx

x2 2

4 0 2- 8 ) dx
x2
x4
4
+
)dx =>
4 0
2
64

x5
x3
4x
+
) from 4 to 0

6
64 (5)

(4)5
(4 )3
4 (4 )
+
)

64
(5)
6
V=26.808 cubic units
678.
Q.
Find the volume (in cubic units) generated by rotating a circle x 2+y2+8x+4y+12=0
about the y-axis.
a. 39.48
b. 47.23
c. 59.22
d. 62.11
A.

x2=8y
At y=2, x4
By inspection, d=3
Using the second proposition of Pappus:
V=A*2 d
V= r2)* 2 d

V= (1)

)* 2 ( 3 )

V=59.217 cubic units

679.
Q.
Given the area in the first quadrant by x4=8y, the line x=4 and the x-axis. What is
the volume generated by revolving this area about the y-axis.
a. 53.26
b. 52.26
c. 51.26
d. 50.26
A.

x2=8y
At x=4, y=2
Thus, the parabola and the line intersect at point (4,2)
Using the ring method:

V=
V

0 (XL2 - XP2) dy

(4)2
2 0

8 y

2 0 (168 y )dy

( 16 y-

( 16(2) -

)2)dy

8y2
) from 2 to 0
2
8(2)2
)
2

V=50.265 cubic units

680.
Q.
Find the moment of inertia, with respect to x-axis of the area bounded by the
parabola y2=4x and the line x=1.
a. 2.03
b. 2.13
c. 2.33

d. 2.53
A.

y2=4x
At x=1, y=2
Thus, the parabola and the line intersect at points (1,2) and (1,-2)
Ix= 2 20 y2dA
=2 20y2 xdy)
Ix=220y2 (XL - XP)dy
Ix=220y2 (1-

y2
)dy
4

=2(

y 3 y5

) from 2 to 0
4 4 (5)

= 2(

(2)3 (2)5

)
4
4 (5)

Ix=2.13