Calculus - Find the volume using the shell method (2)

Here is another great example of using the shell method to find the volume of a region that has been revolved. In this example we revolve the region about the line x = 2. Watch closely on how this effects the radius of each of our shells. For more videos please visit www.mysecretmathtutor.com

[@adrieltorresola9580]

It’s almost 2 am, and I’m half asleep trying to figure out the last few missing pieces of cylindrical shell calculus, and this video was perfect for it. Thank you for explaining in such a simple and concise manner (and also going step by step seems to be incredibly helpful, even if you know how to skip them), here’s hoping for an A on my calc 2 exam

[@FueledByKass]

Great videos!! You explain every single step, and that's very helpful. Thank you for doing this.

[@BreechGamer]

Could you please do a series on integral calculations???

[@ankitaaarya]

hey can you do a series on intgral calc. pleaseeee......

[@rgcalderon3458]

Hello, I'm still confused on the radius part. I've looked at others problems are sometimes it's 2-x or x-2 sometimes even plus... How can you tell whether you add or subtract. I just have a hard time distinguishing. Thanks!

[@rgcalderon3458]

You are the man! You are helping me the most in calc 2! Lol thanks a lot!!!!!

[@ernestomoreno4409]

@@rgcalderon3458 did you figure it out? I still struggle with that.

[@musawaleed224]

Very useful

[@KararEsamAkram]

many thanks ... you helped me a lot