H(x) = 2√x

Definition

This function represents another curve obtained by doubling (2) the square root (√) of x. It forms another boundary for finding volume using Washer Method.

Related terms

Intersection Points:

The points where two curves, such as f(x) = √x and h(x) = 2√x, intersect each other.

Symmetry:

A property describing if a function remains unchanged when its inputs or outputs are negated or reversed.

Vertical Asymptote: A vertical line that represents a value of x where a function approaches positive or negative infinity.