Pappuss Theorem (also called Guldins Rule), which we introduced in Section 8.3, states

Chapter 16, Problem 46

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Pappuss Theorem (also called Guldins Rule), which we introduced in Section 8.3, states that the area of a surface of revolution S is equal to the length L of the generating curve times the distance traversed by the center of mass. Use Eq. (14) to prove Pappuss Theorem. If C is the graph z = g(y) for c y d, then the center of mass is defined as the point (y, z) with y = 1 L C y ds, z = 1 L C zds

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