Surface Area of revolution

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Rumaanah Khan
Rumaanah Khan on 23 Mar 2020
Answered: Abhisek Pradhan on 27 Mar 2020
Hi
how would I calculate the surface area of revolution for this curve (using an accuracy of 10^-5) if i rotate it about the axis.
from the graph, it can be seen on the y-axis that the interval of integrating would be from 0 to 40 so it would be easy to rotate about the y axis I would think.
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David Goodmanson
David Goodmanson on 23 Mar 2020
Hello Rumaanah,
take a look at the theorem of Pappus, It's a great part of our cultural heritage to be able to consult a Greek guy from the 4th century
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Abhisek Pradhan
Abhisek Pradhan on 27 Mar 2020
The following link has an answer to calculate volume under surface of revolution of a curve. This may also be extended to calculate the surface area as well.
https://in.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/358695-how-to-find-volume-under-fitted-data

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