Please answer number 4 For Problems 1-4, set up (but do not integrate) integrals for evaluating the volumes of thesolids formed by the given cross sections. For Problems 3-6, sketch the graphs of theregions before setting up the integrals used for finding the volumes.1.Base region bounded by y=x²,2. Base region bounded by y=-x² +xy = 0, and x=1 as shown.and y=0 as shown.y0.5+a. Squaresb. Semicirclesc. Rectangles with height 2a. Squaresb. Equilateral trianglesc. Rectangles whose heights arehalf of their bases3.Base region is the circle4. Base region bounded by y=2-xx'+y =4a. Squares perpendicular to theу-аxisb. Semicircles perpendicular tothe y-axis.and y=xa. Squares perpendicular to theх-ахisb. Right triangles perpendicular tothe x-axis. The base of thetriangle sits in the region and theheight = 3 times the base.

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4. Base region bounded by y=2-x and y=x a. Squares perpendicular to the х-ахis b. Right triangles perpendicular to the x-axis. The base of the triangle sits in the region and the height =3 times the base.

4. Base region bounded by y=2-x and y=x a. Squares perpendicular to the х-ахis b. Right triangles perpendicular to the x-axis. The base of the triangle sits in the region and the height =3 times the base.

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