Reflect your function in the x-axis and add it to your graph in the chosen domain. Sketch the outline of the solid created when the function revolves around the x-axis. We could model this solid using...

Please help me with the model of this using skewer stick and cardboard, please record step by step progress of how you complete the solid. ThanksReflect your function in the x-axis and add it to your graph in the chosen domain. Sketch<br>the outline of the solid created when the function revolves around the x-axis.<br>We could model this solid using a series of discs (commonly known as the slicing<br>method). Each disk will have radius of the corresponding function value. Using thick<br>cardboard and skewer sticks, make a 3-D model of the solid of revolution with a<br>minimum of 6 discs. Example below using 4 disks:<br>f(r) = 4, 1<I< 4<br>1<br>-2<br>-1 0<br>4.<br>10<br>-1<br>-2<br>-3<br>

Extracted text: Reflect your function in the x-axis and add it to your graph in the chosen domain. Sketch the outline of the solid created when the function revolves around the x-axis. We could model this solid using a series of discs (commonly known as the slicing method). Each disk will have radius of the corresponding function value. Using thick cardboard and skewer sticks, make a 3-D model of the solid of revolution with a minimum of 6 discs. Example below using 4 disks: f(r) = 4, 1
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