Hi Jessi, If the bottom is not y=0, then this will affect the formula for the length of each "base" for a slice. Remember the length of the rectangles in this video are top minus bottom, which is √36-x² minus 0, or just √36-x². If you were to have a bottom function that is not y=0, then the length of your rectangle for the base would still be top minus bottom, or in other words: √36-x² minus (whatever you have instead of y=0). Good luck!
Hi thank you for this video, I wonder what happens if I don't have any function to determine the area? I want to calculate the volume of a shape but I only know the height and radius of it.
you have no idea how many hours this took me to get and you explained it to me in 6 minutes (2x playback)
2x speed for the win!
Thank you. This really helped me understand this a lot better.
Awesome! Very glad it helped the topic make some sense for you :)
The 60fps so smooth it's distracting me from the math content itself 🤣. Anyway, great video
Thanks for noticing! LOL Glad you liked it okay.
great simple way of explaining without the confusion, thanks! My professor does a poor job of explaining in simple terms haha
Thanks for the kind words of support, Kasey! Good luck!
thanks, I'm probably going to binge the rest of your videos now
You're welcome, Michelle. Hope we are able to help you with some other stuff as well!
great video and amazing explanations! thank you very much.
Thank you sir. ❤️
Thank you very much!
You're welcome!
Thank you! You explained everything so easily! Helps a ton
Glad it was helpful!
I guess I'm also curious about what happens if the bottom is not y=0 but another function?
Hi Jessi,
If the bottom is not y=0, then this will affect the formula for the length of each "base" for a slice. Remember the length of the rectangles in this video are top minus bottom, which is √36-x² minus 0, or just √36-x². If you were to have a bottom function that is not y=0, then the length of your rectangle for the base would still be top minus bottom, or in other words: √36-x² minus (whatever you have instead of y=0). Good luck!
@@HoustonMathPrep Wow! Thank you for clearing that up for me.
You know a video's good when there are 0 dislikes
Hi thank you for this video, I wonder what happens if I don't have any function to determine the area? I want to calculate the volume of a shape but I only know the height and radius of it.