Integral formulas for area, volume (disk method), arc length, & surface area
Get my notes on Patreon: / notes-integral-104469293 We will discuss the integral formulas for the area, volume (disk method), arc length, and surface area of a solid of revolution. We will learn the structures of these formulas so you can understand them better. These are a must for your Calculus 2 class. Check out examples of Disc method for the volume of the solid of revolution: • Disc and washer method for volume of revol... how to use these formulas: • Arc Length & Surface Area examples ----------------------------- Support this channel and get my calculus notes on Patreon: 👉 / blackpenredpen Get the coolest math shirts from my Amazon store 👉 https://amzn.to/3qBeuw6 ----------------------------- #calculus #bprpcalculus #apcalculus #tutorial #maths 0:00 Integral formulas you need for calculus 2 0:11 area 3:31 volume (disc method) 7:43 arc length 14:47 surface area 21:45 what if the arc was rotated about the y-axis? 22:58 summary
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