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In this exercise we will obtain a formula for the volume of the spherical wedge illustrated in Figures 14.6.7 and 14.6.9.
(a) Use a triple
(b) Subtract appropriate volumes and use the result in part (a) to deduce that the volume
(c) Apply the Mean-Value Theorem to the functions
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