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Drag rhythmic values into up to 8 beat blocks per line to build a drum groove, or click a tile then click a block to place it — handy on a trackpad.
Math skill: Find k Where a Washer's Volume Is kπ
How the beat teaches it: Every slot rotates the region between y=x+c (outer) and y=x (inner) around the x-axis from 0 to b — the washer method gives V = π∫[(x+c)²-x²]dx = π∫(2cx+c²)dx = π(cb²+c²b). Build that many notes anywhere in the kit.
This is lesson 10 of 24 in RockBlocks Math, Calculus II, a free course where every lesson turns a math idea into something you can count, hear, and play. The previous lesson, “Volume of Revolution — Disk Method,” covered find k Where Rotating f(x) = √x Gives Volume kπ. Next is Lesson 11, “Volume of Revolution — Shell Method.”
Every slot above (A, B, C, D) is its own question, and it’s a real, blank RockBlocks beat the whole time — the same drag-and-drop tiles, kit, tempo, sheet music, and drummer view as anywhere else on the site. Tap ❓ Questionin the corner to read the current slot’s problem, build your answer right in the grid, then tap ✓ Check Answerto grade it. Once you’re done, keep going: expand the beat, drop it into a Stack, or save a copy to your own page — nothing here overwrites the lesson itself, so every visitor still starts from the same blank slots.