Volume of a shape bounded by curve and
-axis between
revolving about
-axis is given by
In order to use the above formula we first need to write as a function of
The positive part describes upper half of the circle (blue) while the negative part (red) describes the lower semicircle.
In the graph above and
Since the both halves have equal ares the resulting volumes will also be equal for each half. Therefore, we can calculate volume of whole torus as two times the semi-torus (solid obtained by revolving a semicircle).
Bounds of integration will be points where the semicircle touches the -axis.
Substitute
and
denote new lower and upper bounds of integration.
Use the fact that
Let us calculate each integral separately
Substitute
Rewrite the integral using the following formula
The volume of the torus generated by revolving the given region about -axis is
The image below shows the torus generated by revolving region bounded by circle i.e.
about
-axis. The part generated by revolving
is colored blue while the negative part is colored red.
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