Chapter 6: Q 65 (page 525)
Prove that a shell with average radius , height , and thickness role="math" localid="1651773320324" has volume.
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By dividing the shell into different cuboids, we get that the volume of a shell is :-
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Chapter 6: Q 65 (page 525)
Prove that a shell with average radius , height , and thickness role="math" localid="1651773320324" has volume.
By dividing the shell into different cuboids, we get that the volume of a shell is :-
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