Volume of space enclosed by sphere and paraboloid using spherical coordinates???
<p>This seems trivial if you understand triple integration and simple coordinate systems; however, a question of this type made me think for a moment since its not as simple as converting from cylindrical to spherical coordinates or setting up bounds (<strong>Ρ,</strong> <strong>Φ , θ</strong>). The solution isn’t as complex as you would imagine. Similar to many other problems, seeing the solution will make you say, “ahh okay.” Lets see what we are tackling.</p>
<p>We have a sphere with radius sqrt(2):</p>
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