Volume as a surface integral via the divergence theorem
[7/86%]Prove that the volume enclosed by the surface equals
where , , are the direction cosines of the outward normal of the surface .
Prove that the volume of the cone bounded by the smooth conical surface and the plane equals
where is the area of the base of the cone lying on the given plane, and is the height of the cone.
Find the volume of the solid bounded by the surfaces and
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Find the volume of the body bounded by the surface
and the planes , .
Find the value of the integral , where , , are the angles of the outward normal to the surface , and the integral is taken over the entire surface of some body of volume .
Prove the formula for the volume of a body bounded by a smooth surface
Using the formula from problem 49, find the volume of the body bounded by:
the surface , and the planes ;
the surface
the surface and the planes .