You're absolutely right that we could use known formulas to calculate the volume. But calculus allows us to find volumes like this even if we don't remember or know the formulas (which is good for me, because I certainly don't remember a formula for volumes of square based pyramids off the top of my head)
instead of the slice's volume being l^2 dh, it would be l*w dh. Use the same algebraic method to define w as w=wmax(h/hmax), and plug in. In the end, the integral's just more complicated.
A violin doesn't have a standard function for a base. Standard functions are shapes like triangle, square, and circle. Choose a pop can or something like that and save yourself the headache of trying to graph a violin.
@@myaccount6319 yeah, I just started it this semester. And I noticed that you have playlists of CS languages on your channel. I'm currently a math major hoping to get a spot in CS. I'm currently taking courses in CS as well. You should also check out PatrickJMT's channel if you haven't already.
You're absolutely right that we could use known formulas to calculate the volume. But calculus allows us to find volumes like this even if we don't remember or know the formulas (which is good for me, because I certainly don't remember a formula for volumes of square based pyramids off the top of my head)
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imperatoreTomas, I'd recommend checking your integration again. Both the integral and your formulas give the same answer, 112/3.
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Thank you SO much! You explained it better than anyone! How would we find the volume of a rectangular based pyramid?
instead of the slice's volume being l^2 dh, it would be l*w dh. Use the same algebraic method to define w as w=wmax(h/hmax), and plug in. In the end, the integral's just more complicated.
A violin doesn't have a standard function for a base. Standard functions are shapes like triangle, square, and circle. Choose a pop can or something like that and save yourself the headache of trying to graph a violin.
You weren't supposed to use the height, you were supposed to use the vertical distance along the surface of the triangular face
Nice way of explaining volume of right pyramid
Why do that when you can just use 10th grade geometry lol, just kidding, im a 12th grader i wouldn't know better.
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Thank you... It was helpful
so is the last step just taking that integral or??
I have understood this very well.
How can we calculate volume of frustom of pyramid in excel .thanks
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Excellent video. Would have been even better if you finished the integration, but your explanations were very easy to understand.
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Thanks for this vid man. Very clear and concise.
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Not every one can explain this, as good as you did ! Thank you .
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thanks - easy to understand
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@@Nightingale671 you taking calculus two I guess
@@myaccount6319 yeah, I just started it this semester. And I noticed that you have playlists of CS languages on your channel. I'm currently a math major hoping to get a spot in CS. I'm currently taking courses in CS as well. You should also check out PatrickJMT's channel if you haven't already.
@@Nightingale671 thank you ✌
Eugene Amponsah no problem. Good luck this semester 🙏🏽
-.- l2calculus