Volume of a Sphere
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Its 4/3 not 1/3!
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Integration is the proper way to go about this...
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@hm0ngfrostedflakes that is the formula of the volume of a pyramid.
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where did you get 1/3?
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use double integrals now
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thank you! i'm going to ask ym maths teacher :)
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beautiful...I can't believe I was so bent on doing it with calculus. This is awesome.
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interesting.....
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Wow that is an interesting way to simplify how to look at the volume of a sphere. Very insighltful. Good job!
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I avoid integration because this is was recorded for my high school geometry students. I was only looking for a somewhat intuitive explanation of where the formula comes from, not a formal derivation. This is just my version of what can be found in many geometry textbooks.
BabelMath 1 year ago