Math 152 Activity Three: Volume in Real Life Your task for this project is simple: Find a real-life solid of revolution and use calculus to nd its total volume. 1. Find a solid of revolution around your home. Anything that makes circular slices when you slice it like a loaf of bread works. However, the simpler the better. I used my shampoo bottle, which has (mostly) straight sides. 2. Trace the outline of your solid on paper, or measure it using calipers or measuring tape. Create functions that model the radius of your solid. 3. Integrate your mctions using the disk method to calculate the total (displacement) volume of your solid. 4. Include a picture of your solid. Notes: - Measuring in centimeters rather than inches makes life eas1er. . Accuracy is great, but please don't overdo it. Hopefully your modeling functions will be linear, or possibly quadratic. Be OK with rounding off a bit. - Keep in mind you're getting overall volume of the entire object, so if you answer doesn't match what the volume printed on your shampoo bottle, that's OK