Volume of a solid via the divergence theorem

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Prove that the volume enclosed by the surface SS equals

V=13∬S(xcos⁡α+ycos⁡β+zcos⁡γ) dS, V = \dfrac {1}{3}\iint _{S} (x\cos \alpha +y\cos \beta +z\cos \gamma )\, dS ,

where cos⁡α\cos \alpha, cos⁡β\cos \beta, cos⁡γ\cos \gamma are the direction cosines of the outward normal of the surface SS.

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Prove that the volume of the cone bounded by the smooth conical surface F(x,y,z)=0F(x,y,z)=0 and the plane Ax+By+Cz+D=0Ax+By+Cz+D=0 equals

V=13SH, V = \dfrac {1}{3}SH ,

where SS is the area of the base of the cone lying on the given plane, and HH is the height of the cone.

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Find the volume of the solid bounded by the surfaces z=±cz=\pm c and

x=acos⁡ucos⁡v+bsin⁡usin⁡v, x = a\cos u\cos v+b\sin u\sin v , y=acos⁡usin⁡v−bsin⁡ucos⁡v, y = a\cos u\sin v-b\sin u\cos v , z=csin⁡u z = c\sin u

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Find the volume of the body bounded by the surface

x=ucos⁡v,y=usin⁡v,z=−u+acos⁡v(u⩾0) x=u\cos v , \qquad y=u\sin v , \qquad z=-u+a\cos v \qquad (u\geqslant 0)

and the planes x=0x=0, z=0z=0 (a>0)(a>0).

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References

[Dem97] Demidovich B.P. Сборник задач и упражнений по математическому анализу. 13-е изд., Издательство Московского университета / Издательство "ЧеРо", 1997.