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How do i do the problems in calculus where you have to rotate a equation around a line that is not y=0 or x=0 and find the volume
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I can get the ones on the axis but not ones like this

y=x^6, y=1 around y=3
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>>27960
It's been a while, but d'you not use algebra to transform it to the axis, and then proceed as normal?
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>>27974
you mean like subtract or add until it is back to the origin axis?
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