Decrease Volume

Decrease Volume

Decrease Volume

Decrease Volume of Master Channel

3 dimensions of x, y, z volume, 3 dimensions of superspatial volume, and 3 dimensions of interspatial volume.

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That's y dot y.

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What's the anti derivative of y, the function y or y d y.

That's the volume, and we just rotated it around the y axis.

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If you decrease by 1, you're going to go down 2 in the y direction.

But then we have a y. y to the first. y squared. y to the third. y to the fourth. y to the fifth.

This time, we're going to say the volume of the revolution of y equals square root of x minus the volume of the revolution of y equals x squared.

length of y plus y squared.

So we would figure out this volume from y equals 1 to zero.

And then y times y squared is y to the third.

Square root of y squared is y, times y squared y to the third over 2.

We have this y dot y. y dot y is the same thing as the length of our vector y squared.

Here f of y is square root of y squared d y.

Delta y just means change in y.

Plus y times that y over there.

log of y is 1 over y.

Square root of y squared is y.

Plus this y dot x plus y.

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