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In calculus, revolution refers to rotating a curve or shape around an axis. This rotation allows us to calculate various properties such as surface area and volume using techniques like disk and washer methods.
A technique that uses revolution to find volumes by integrating cross-sectional areas of infinitesimally thin disks.
Another technique that uses revolution to find volumes by subtracting inner volumes from outer volumes using concentric circles.
Surface area: The total area covering the curved surface of a solid, which can be calculated using revolution and other calculus techniques.