Problem Statement:
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
Problem Answer:
The surface area generated by rotating the parabola arc about the x-axis is 5.33 sq. units.
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Hello about your formula, i think the d in (2 pi d) in the formula must be x^2 since the equation given is x^2.