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Find the volume of the solid formed when the curve y=(x+5)² is rotated about the y-axis from y=1 to y=4. So far I've got; V = pi∫x²dy y = (x+5)² y = x² + 10x + 25 x² = y - 10x - 25 I'm stuck here - what do I do with the single x term? Thanks in advance

Fight fight fight fight fight (Thanks for your input too Trebla =D)

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Find ∫x³(x^4 - 1)^8 dx I know the rule for finding ∫(ax+b)^n etc, but the x³ really throws me off. I could expand, but that'd be extremely tedious and most likely the wrong approach for the question. Thanks in advance!

WoW is the best time-killer in existence. It just keeps going @_@. Sims 3 comes out in March, I heard.

Would it be possible to expand and differentiate?

I must've looked heaps gay in that class seriously. I was sitting next to a girl in a green top, if you saw me. The only thing I found interesting was the fact that value of body weight has completely reversed since the 1900's. The rest was pretty boring.

Second was based on how society sees what a 'good' and 'bad' body image is in modern times compared to <1900's. It was weird for me since it had 95% girls in the class. This was more of a sociology topic. Fourth was great. It focused on things like body language and 'reading' people's...

Went today! It was alright, some stuff got kinda lame and boring. Did anyone do: 1. What makes people happy 2. Body as a social construct LUNCH 3. Scholarships 4. Social and emotional intelligence

It won't be as good as you think. Basically they'll just tell you what to do (ie write code or click buttons) for you to make some simple preset game which can be loaded onto an iPhone and played with the touch screen. If it's better than my presumption, let me know =P.

Wollongong uni is right up there with most Sydney universities..

I doubt it, I go to a selective school. Completing and making dot point summaries are pretty much compulsory =P How should I practice this?

Most of mine were psychology-related lectures, with maths/graphics design as backups. How's everyone getting there?

It's giving students a chance to see what a normal day at university is like.

I'm going on Tuesday! I'm so excited. It'll be hectic fun.

Hey Tacogym how do I write my equation all fancy like yours?

x = (1-y)(1+y) x = -(y-1)(y+1) .'. intercepts are 1 and -1 (integral with limits 1 and -1) (1-y²)dy = [-(y³/3) + y ] = (-1/3 + 1) - (1/3 - 1) = 4/3

Incoming major idiot query. If I were to study and remember all dotpoint answers for my science subjects, would it mean I'd do extremely well in the exams? Currently, it seems that all I need to do is browse a couple of resources to answer each point in the syllabus (I'm mainly referring to...

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