Put flat caps on each end of this tube, and then measure the volume of the resulting container.

Answer:

To plot the skin of the container, you plotted
       [Graphics:../Images/index_gr_80.gif]
where
    [Graphics:../Images/index_gr_81.gif], [Graphics:../Images/index_gr_82.gif], and [Graphics:../Images/index_gr_83.gif].
To describe the whole container and everything inside it, you go with
       [Graphics:../Images/index_gr_84.gif]       
with [Graphics:../Images/index_gr_85.gif], [Graphics:../Images/index_gr_86.gif], and [Graphics:../Images/index_gr_87.gif].
Call the container and everything inside it [Graphics:../Images/index_gr_88.gif] and measure its volume by calculating  
       [Graphics:../Images/index_gr_89.gif]
       [Graphics:../Images/index_gr_90.gif]
       [Graphics:../Images/index_gr_91.gif].
Now if Mathematica can hack this, you're out of here.

[Graphics:../Images/index_gr_92.gif]
[Graphics:../Images/index_gr_93.gif]

Haw.
       [Graphics:../Images/index_gr_94.gif]
in cubic units is measured by:

[Graphics:../Images/index_gr_95.gif]
[Graphics:../Images/index_gr_96.gif]

Done.


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