Applications of definite integral

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B
Consider a truncated cone with the diameters of its bases 2cm and 10cm, and with the height 4cm. Which of the following formulas cannot be used to calculate the volume of such truncated cone?
V=π04(5x)dx
V=π04(5x)2dx
V=π34(25+5+1)
V=π3255π311

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B
Peter and Jane both calculated the volume of a solid of revolution using a definite integral. Both chose a solid obtained by rotation of a line segment about the x-axis. The endpoints of Peter’s line segment are [0;1] and [5;4], the endpoints of Jane’s line segment are [0;3] and [5;0]. Finally, they compared their calculated volumes. Which of the following statements is true?
Peter’s solid is 20π bigger.
Jane’s solid is 20π bigger.
Both solids have the same volume.
The difference between Peter’s solid and Jane’s solid is 10π.