Your AP Calculus students will have guided notes, homework, and a content quiz in the Volumes by Shell Method lesson of a five-lesson unit on Applications of Integration that cover the concepts in depth.

Lesson Objective:

Students will find the volume for solids of revolution using the method of cylindrical shells.

College Board® Learning Objectives:

•LO3.4D: Apply definite integrals to problems involving area and volume.

•LO 3.4E: Use the definite integral to solve problems in various contexts.

NOTE: This topic is not a tested item on the AP Calculus Exam but can be used if student knows the method.

The product includes everything you need to teach a rigorous lesson.

✎ Guided Student Notes for notetaking

• A set of Guided Notes is a full-sheet skeleton of scaffolded notes for providing differentiation to your students.

✎ Homework assignment

✎ Four forms of a Daily Quiz (can be used as a warm up, exit ticket, or homework check)

✎ Plus, teachers have a fully-editable SMART Board® presentation that matches each lesson's note-taking format.

✎ Answer keys and full solution sets

The unit includes:

1) Area Between Two Curves

2) Volumes By Cross Sections

3) Volumes - The Disk and Washer Methods

4) Volumes About a Line

5) Volumes - The Shell Method

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