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Chapter 13: Q.52 (page 1028)

The region bounded above by the unit sphere centered at the origin and bounded below by the plane z=hwhere 0≤h≤1.

Short Answer

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The solid's volume is bound.V=πh33

Step by step solution

01

Given information

The area is circumscribed on the top by the unit sphere centered at the origin, and on the bottom by the plane.z=h

02

simplification 

The goal of this issue is to create an iterated integral that depicts the volume of the region confined below the cone and above the plane z=husing polar coordinates.

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