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Can you help me derive the formula of this? I'm quite confused. :S http://i50.tinypic.com/30moc2g.jpg
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formula for surface area of a sphere?
I know Pappus' 1st law will help me resolve this, but is it possible for a half ellipse if rotated to form a circle at the top?
anyone? :(
If you were to rotate half of the ellipse around the y-axis or the x-axis, it should give you the surface area.
yes. Can I really form a circle at the top if I were to rotate it? :S
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You sure could. However, if I think about it, I'm pretty sure you have to rotate it around the y-axis, and not the x-axis.
ahh. now I think of mentos. lol. hmm. I'll give it a try. I will revive this post in case I get stuck or whatever. XD
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