Calculus Question...Giving Medals! A spherical balloon with radius 3 inches is partially lled with water. If the water in
the balloon is 4 inches deep at the deepest point, how much water is released when
the balloon hits the wall and breaks?

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Calculus Question...Giving Medals! A spherical balloon with radius 3 inches is partially lled with water. If the water in
the balloon is 4 inches deep at the deepest point, how much water is released when
the balloon hits the wall and breaks?

anonymous · Answer

can anyone help?

anonymous · Answer

Weird question, is there nothing else given?

anonymous · Answer

that is it

anonymous · Answer

A spherical balloon with radius 3 inches is partially filled with water. If the water in
the balloon is 4 inches deep at the deepest point, how much water is released when
the balloon hits the wall and breaks?

anonymous · Answer

It is suppose to involve volumes of revolution

anonymous · Answer

Can't think of anything...hmm maybe I've not reached that far into my studies O.o

anonymous · Answer

there is also a second problem, A pie dish has base diameter 8 inches, top diameter 10 inches, and height 2 inches. What is the volume of the dish?

anonymous · Answer

I've no Idea, I haven't studied about volumes of revolution, but hopefully someone will help you out soon

anonymous · Answer

ok thank you

anonymous · Answer

are you in college?

anonymous · Answer

no

anonymous · Answer

high school

anonymous · Answer

Oh I'm in 12th grade, but that's not in my course

anonymous · Answer

I am in the 11th grade.

phi · Answer

you have to find the volume of water in the sphere. |dw:1424287453541:dw| It looks like the volume includes 1/2 of the sphere plus a cylinder of height 1 and base we can figure out. what is left is the small section you can use volume by shells http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/Classes/CalcI/VolumeWithCylinder.aspx to find this last little bit. add up all 3 volumes for the total volume of water.