A solid is formed by revolving about the –axis the region under the continuous function on

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Problem

A solid is formed by revolving about the xx–axis the region under the continuous function y=f(x)y=f(x) on [a,b][a,b], producing a volume VV. If the new solid is formed instead by revolving the region under y=3f(x)y=3f(x) on the same interval, which of the following best describes the new volume? (a) 3V3V (b) 13V\dfrac{1}{3}V (c) 9V9V (d) 27V27V

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