Use Calculus to find the volume of the cap of a sphere with height h and radius r.

We'll use the volumes by slicing technique to find the volume of just the top of a sphere. This is a pretty good calculus 2 problem!

[arjunchopra]

thanks for the video. As someone who's never done integrals, you made it logical enough for me to get the gist of it. great teaching

[tanjimnoor]

Close! The final answer is supposed to be Pi rh^2 not, Pi r^2h. Pi r^2h gets canceled out.

[frrhhqj]

I requested you to speak in hindi because we are unable to understand your english