Difference between revisions of "Gabriel's Horn"

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'''Gabriel's horn''' is the [[surface]] obtained by revolving the [[graph]] of <math>y = 1/x\,</math> for <math>x \geq 1</math> about the <math>x</math>-axis. It is noteworthy for having [[infinity|infinite]] [[area]], but enclosing a [[finite]] [[volume]] (in the region with <math>x \geq 1</math>) of <math>\pi\,</math> cubic <math>\mathrm{units}</math>.  
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'''Gabriel's horn''' is the [[surface]] obtained by revolving the [[graph]] of <math>y = 1/x\,</math> for <math>x \geq 1</math> about the <math>x</math>-axis. It is noteworthy for having [[infinity|infinite]] [[area]], but enclosing a [[finite]] [[volume]] (in the region with <math>x \geq 1</math>) of <math>\pi\,</math> cubic units.  
  
 
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Latest revision as of 19:52, August 24, 2013

Gabriel's horn is the surface obtained by revolving the graph of <math>y = 1/x\,</math> for <math>x \geq 1</math> about the <math>x</math>-axis. It is noteworthy for having infinite area, but enclosing a finite volume (in the region with <math>x \geq 1</math>) of <math>\pi\,</math> cubic units.