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Run hard@thehsc · Apr 20, 2022

For part two, not sure if I got it right, but think I landed at (9pi^2/4 + 2pi)

jimmysmith560 · Apr 20, 2022

Your answer is correct, just make sure to indicate that the answer is in cubic units by expressing it as either $\frac{9\pi ^2}{4}+2\pi \:\text{units}^3$ or $\frac{9\pi ^2}{4}+2\pi \:\text{cubic}\:\text{units}$ since the question is asking to find a volume.

I hope this helps!

Run hard@thehsc · Apr 20, 2022

@jimmysmith560 Thanks for the confirmation!!!

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