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Consider a sphere of radius R and two parallel planes that are a distance d < 2R apart and such that both intersect the sphere. Determine the surface area of the sphere caught between the two planes.
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Surface area of a sphere is \(2\pi R^2\) Surface area of a cap of a sphere is \(2\pi Rh\) where h is the height of the cap. In this case, it is R-d/2 But you have 2 caps. Hence the area of the region between them is \(2\pi R^2 -2*(2\pi (R-h))\) Replace and calculate, you can get the answer.
@Loser66 surface area of a sphere is \(\color{red}4\pi R^2\)
Thanks for correcting me @SithsAndGiggles
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