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Find the volume using integrals:

The region bounded above by the sphere with equation ÒÏ=Rand bounded below by the cone with equation Ï•=α. Explain why the volume should be zero if

α=0and43πR3ifα=π.

Short Answer

Expert verified

If α=0, solid is empty.

If α=π, solid is a sphere.

Step by step solution

01

Given Information

The given equations are ÒÏ=Rbounded above the sphere and Ï•=αbounded below the cone.

02

Evaluation of limits and simplification

Limits of spherical coordinates are

0<θ<2Ï€,0<Ï•<α,0<ÒÏ<R

We will use spherical coordinates to find the required volume as per given conditions.

The relation between rectangular and spherical coordinates is:

x=ÒÏsinÏ•cosθ,y=ÒÏsinÏ•sinθ,z=ÒÏcosÏ•

andÒÏ=x2+y2+z2,tanθ=yx,cosÏ•=zÒÏ,dxdydz=ÒÏ2sinÏ•dÒÏdÏ•dθ

03

Calculation of Volume

The required volume is

V=∭Vdxdydz

V=∫ϕ=0a∫ÒÏ=0R∫θ=02Ï€ÒÏ2sinÏ•dÒÏdÏ•dθ

V=∫ϕ=0αsinÏ•dϕ∫ÒÏ=0RÒÏ2dÒÏ∫θ=02Ï€dθ

V=(-cosÏ•)0αÒÏ33ÒÏ=0ÒÏ=Rθθ=02Ï€

Application limits yields

V={(1-cosα)}R33{2π}

V=23πR3(1-cosα)

When role="math" localid="1652380278809" α=0,cosα=cos0=1, volume of solid is zero (empty solid)

Whenα=Ï€,³¦´Ç²õα=³¦´Ç²õÏ€=-1, Volume is43Ï€¸é3resulting is solid sphere.

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