12345 posted:
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Well, wouldn't that be nice! Then you wouldn't have to go through all of that calculus to figure out those pesky volumes.abcdef said:I need a website or a program that I can write an equation then find volume in Disk or washer or cylindrical and draw it ?
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Calculus is a branch of mathematics that deals with the study of change and motion. It involves the use of derivatives and integrals to solve problems related to rates of change and area/volume calculations.
To find volume using calculus, you would need to set up an integral that represents the volume of the given shape or object. This integral will involve integrating a function that represents the cross-sectional area of the shape or object with respect to the variable of integration. Once the integral is solved, the resulting value will be the volume of the shape or object.
Yes, calculus can be used to find the volume of any shape as long as the shape can be represented by a continuous function. This includes regular geometric shapes, as well as irregular and complex shapes.
There are many calculus programs that can be used to find volume, such as Mathematica, Maple, and Matlab. These programs have built-in functions and tools for setting up and solving integrals, making it easier to find volume using calculus.
No, it is not necessary to use calculus to find volume. There are other methods, such as using geometric formulas or physical measurements, that can also be used to find volume. However, calculus can provide a more accurate and precise solution, especially for more complex shapes and objects.