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Sulfur
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My brother thought of an alternative formula for the volume of a sphere:
(1/2)(∏R2)(2∏R).
it didn't work
could anyone tell me why?
(1/2)(∏R2)(2∏R).
it didn't work
could anyone tell me why?
Sulfur said:OK
could you give me an integral calculus tutorial?
Sulfur said:i haven't :(
One alternative method for calculating the volume of a sphere is using the formula V = (4/3)πr^3, where r is the radius of the sphere.
The traditional formula for sphere volume, V = (4/3)πr^3, may fail if the sphere is not a perfect shape or if there are irregularities in its surface.
Yes, there are alternative methods such as using calculus or advanced geometric formulas that may provide a more accurate calculation of the volume of a sphere.
Like any mathematical formula, alternative methods for calculating sphere volume may have their own set of limitations, such as being more complex and time-consuming to use.
The best method for calculating the volume of a sphere may depend on the specific circumstances and requirements of your calculation. It may be helpful to consult with a mathematician or do some research to determine the most appropriate method for your needs.