Spherical 81527
Sketch a spherical layer formed from a sphere with a radius of r= 8.5cm, given: v=1.5cm, r1=7.7cm, r2=6.8cm.
What is its volume?
What is its volume?
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- algebra
- expression of a variable from the formula
- arithmetic
- square root
- solid geometry
- spherical segment
- planimetrics
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