Calculus problem on volume of vectors. thanks

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three dimensional coordinate systems. vectors.
a) let W br yhe solid region consisting of all the point p(x,y,z) satisfying the following 4 conditions:i) the distance from P to the point (4,2,6) is at lewast twice the distance forom P to the point (1,2,3) ii x>or = 0, iii) y> or = 2 iv) y> or = z. find the volume of solid W


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