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Surface Area [Pappus-guldin Theorems]
The resulting surface area of revolutions is equal to the product of the length of the curve and the displacement of its centroid
General formula in solving for the surface area
S=length arc
R=distance from centroid to axis of rotation

Derived formula for solving the surface area


arc length of a curve

R, distance from centroid to about x-axis
R=y
R, distance from centroid to about y-axis
R=x
R, distance from centroid to about y = ± value
R = y ∓ value
R, distance from centroid to about x = ±value
R = x ∓ value
Volume [Pappus-Guldin Theorems]
The resulting volume of revolution is equal to the product of the plane area enclosed by the curve and the displacement of the centroid of this area
General formula in solving for the volume

Derived formula for solving the volume

Shell Method
Axis of Rotation (x-axis) parallel to the strip

Washer Method/Disk Method
Axis of Rotation (x-axis) perpendicular to the strip

R in AOR parallel to the strip about the x-axis (horizontal strip)

R in AOR perpendicular to the strip about the x-axis (vertical strip)

R in AOR perpendicular to the strip about the y-axis (vertical strip)
R = XR-XL/2 = 2X/2 = x
Shell Method
axis of rotation parallel to the strip

Washer/Disk Method
axis of rotation perpendicular to rotation

R in AOR perpendicular to the strip about the y-axis (horizontal strip)
R = XR-XL/2
Moment
Measure the tendency of the region to rotate about the x and y-axis, respectively
Formula for Moment

Original Formula for Moment of Area

Original Formula for Moment of Volume

Formula for density of area

Formula for density of volume

General formula for Moment of area about an axis

General formula for Moment of volume about an axis


Moment about x-axis (vertical strip)

Moment about y-axis (vertical strip)

Moment about x-axis (horizontal strip)

Moment about y-axis (horizontal strip)

Centroid
The point in which the region will be perfectly balanced if suspended from that point
Centroid formula

Centroid formula


¼ of the height
Centroid of cone from the base is always

Location of Centroid of rectangle


Location of Centroid of Triangle


Location of Centroid of Spandrel


Area of rectangle

Area of triangle

Area of spandrel


Area of Parabola (Section)

Location of Centroid of Parabola (Section)


Location of Centroid of Semi-circle


Area of Semi-circle

Location of Centroid of Semi-ellipse


Area of Semi-ellipse

Location of centroid of hemisphere


Location of centroid of cone


Volume of cone

volume of hemisphere
Moment
Tendency to rotate
Inertia
Resistance to change
Mass moment of inertia (Resistance to rotation)
r=centroid
*works for a strip parallel to AOR

Area moment of inertia (Resistance to bending)
y=centroid
Higher area=more resistance to change
*works for a strip parallel to AOR

Average value of a function

Mean value theorem
