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About LinkBacksSet up the triple integral to find the volume between the surfaces z=1, z=4, y=2-x², and y=x².
Ok, so clearly the limits for z are 1 to 4, but I am not sure what the limits would be for y and x. Can someone help with this please? Thank you!
Set up the triple integral to find the volume between the surfaces z=1, z=4, y=2-x², and y=x².
Ok, so clearly the limits for z are 1 to 4, but I am not sure what the limits would be for y and x. Can someone help with this please? Thank you!
So, you've got yourself a cylindrical shape (i.e., one variable doesn't really help to define the shape - in this case, z). How do the two curves y=2-x², and y=x² look? Do they enclose an area? If so, where are the intersection points? That might give you some direction.
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