How to find the volume of the tetrahedron bounded by the planes

In this video explaining triple integration example. In this example using volume equation. This is very simple example. The volume of a tetrahedron bounded by planes is a geometric calculation that involves finding the volume of a three-dimensional solid whose sides are formed by four planes that intersect at a common point.

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[abishekr]

Sir your explanation is awesome but 6:40 in that step can't understand can u teach plz sir

[deepikar]

Sir pls explain me 8.08 in that step how can you get -a/3 (1-x/a)^3