SOLUTION: the area bounded by the curves y=(x^3)/4, x+y=4 and y=0 is to be revolved about the y=axis. Find the volume generated.
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Question 1157341: the area bounded by the curves y=(x^3)/4, x+y=4 and y=0 is to be revolved about the y=axis. Find the volume generated.
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the area bounded by the curves y=(x^3)/4, x+y=4 and y=0 is to be revolved about the y=axis. Find the volume generated.
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