1. Set up the volume integral for a rotation of $\pi$ radians.
The solid is generated by rotating the region R through π radians (half a revolution) about the y-axis. The volume generated is half of the standard volume of revolution for a full 2π rotation. V=21∫y1y2πx2dy V=2π∫0253(25−y2)dy
2. Differentiate the substitution and determine the new limits of integration.
Using the given substitution y=5sinθ: dθdy=5cosθ⟹dy=5cosθdθ
Finding the new limits:
When y=0, 5sinθ=0⟹θ=0
When y=253, 5sinθ=253⟹sinθ=23⟹θ=3π
3. Apply the substitution to the volume integral and simplify.
Substitute into the volume integral: V=2π∫03π[25−(5sinθ)2](5cosθ)dθ V=2π∫03π25(1−sin2θ)(5cosθ)dθ V=2125π∫03πcos2θ⋅cosθdθ V=2125π∫03πcos3θdθ
4. Evaluate the trigonometric integral to find the exact volume.
Evaluate the integral by splitting cos3θ=cosθ(1−sin2θ): V=2125π∫03π(cosθ−sin2θcosθ)dθ V=2125π[sinθ−31sin3θ]03π V=2125π[(sin3π−31sin33π)−(0)] V=2125π[23−31(23)3] V=2125π(23−2433) V=2125π(833)=163753π