Why must Daisy’s life be sacrificed at the end of this story? What does this suggest about James’s feelings about life ""in society"" and the possibility of life outside it? Does Winterbourne bear any responsibility for Daisy's death?

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Wow thats alot but it would be the 3 one

See diagram.we use washers to get the area and we will be integrating with respect to xouter radius is the  distance between y = e^x and y = -1    inner radius of washer is the distance between y = 1 and y = -1    the area of one cross-section of a washer is    solid lies between x = 0 and x = 2. the volume is    if you need this expanded, then    the question doesn't say to evaluate, so we're done.   

Option b is correct. the violation of society's formally enacted criminal law