Find out the surface area of the solid - parametric curve, Mathematics

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Find out the surface area of the solid acquired by rotating the following parametric curve about the x-axis.

x = cos3 θ

y = sin3 θ

 0 ≤ θ ≤ ?/2

Solution

We will first require the derivatives of the parametric equations.

dx/dt =  -3 cos2 θ sin θ

 dy/dt = 3sin2 θ cos θ

 Previous to plugging into the surface area formula let us get the ds out of the way.

ds = √ (9 cos4 θsin2 θ + 9 sin4 θ cos2 θ) dt

= 3|cosθ sin θ| √ (cos2 θ + sin2 θ)

=3 cos θ sin θ

Note that we could drop the absolute value bars as both sine and cosine are positive in this range of θ given.

 Now let us get the surface area and do not forget to as well plug in for the y.

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