Cavalieri's Principle in 3D | Volume of a sphere |

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Finding an equation for the volume of a sphere using Cavalieri's Principle ( assuming we already know the equation for the volume of a cone)
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Hmmm... Is there an explanation for where the formula for a cone comes from? Everything else is great!

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In this video I assumed that we already know the formula for the volume of a cone, however it can also be found using Cavalieri's principle. if anyone is interested i can make a follow up video on how to find the volume of a cone.

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This also indirectly shows another cool circle thing, which is that if you have two circles with the same center (a flat donut, like your cone and cylinder), and you take the distance from the inner circle to the outer circle along a line tangent to the inner circle, and make a new circle with that radius, the area of that circle will be the same as the area of the flat donut. Or, to put it in the terms of the Car Talk puzzler where I originally learnt this, if you measure a carousel from edge to edge with a line that just meets the inner hole, it will take the same amount of paint to cover the deck of the carousel as it would a circle with that diameter.

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It only makes sense to me if the principal is that = cross sections on the same bounded height => equal volumes but not the converse. IE equal volumes does not necessarily imply that the cross sections are always equal when bounded by the same height. Which is what you said. But when I first watched this video I for some reason read it the other way, and had a bit of a debate to myself, oops.

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Cavalieri is older then the way we do integrals now

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I always wonder why the surface area of a sphere is the derivative of its volume. can you explain why? great visual interpretation by the way edit: is there any other way to get the surface area formula beside derivative?

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How do we know the radius of the one is equal to its height? I’m assuming it has to do with it being made based off a hemisphere but can you show more specifically

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01:14 I thought there is a typo in the word "hemisphere" and that there should be "semisphere". But "hemisphere" is also a correct word (it comes from the Greek word "hemi" which means "half" - the same as Latin word "semi"). english.stackexchange.com/questions/416547/whats-the-difference-between-a-hemisphere-and-a-semisphere

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