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Find the volume bounded by the paraboloid ЁЭТЩЁЭЯР+ЁЭТЪЁЭЯР=ЁЭТВЁЭТЫ and the cylinder ЁЭТЩЁЭЯР+ЁЭТЪЁЭЯР=ЁЭТВЁЭЯР.
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The equations of the cylinder and the paraboloid in polar form are r = a and r2 = az.
Now, z varies from z = 0 to z = r2/a, r varie from r = 0 to r = a and θ varies from θ = 0 to θ =` pi/2` taken 4 times.
∴ `V=4int_(θ=0)^(pi/2) int_(r=0)^a int_(z=0)r^2/a` ЁЭССЁЭСЯ ЁЭССЁЭЬГ ЁЭССЁЭСз
∴` V=4 int_(θ=0)^(pi/2) r[Z]_0^((r"^2)/a)` ЁЭССЁЭСЯЁЭССЁЭЬГ
∴ `V= 4 int_(θ=0)^(pi/2) int_(r=0)^a r^3/a dr dθ`
∴ `V=4/a int_θ^(pi/2) [r^4/4]_0^a dθ`
∴` V=4/a int_0^(pi/2) a^4/4 dθ`
∴ `V=a^3 int_0^(pi/2) dθ`
∴` V= a^3 [θ]_0^(pi/2)`
∴ `V=( pia^3)/2`
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