Using cylindrical coordinate system, find the volume of the cylinder on the left side with a height of H. (It is clear that you shouldn't directly write V = ?r²H without doing any calculations in cylindrical coordinate system)
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Step 1: The volume of the elementary element can be calculated as \(dV = A \cdot dA \cdot H\), where \(A\) is the radius, \(dA\) is the infinitesimal change in radius, and \(H\) is the height of the cylinder. Show more…
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