Barrons AP Calculus

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=   1

does    not exist

The base    of  a   solid   is  the first-quadrant  region  bounded by  .

Each    cross   section perpendicular   to  the x-axis  is  a   square  with    one edge

in  the xy-plane.   The volume  of  the solid   is

1

π

    equals

    equals

y^2     −   y   +   ln|2y|  +   C

    equals

3

ln  2

Given   f   ′   as  graphed,    which   could   be  a   graph   of  f?