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Suppose you make napkin rings by drilling holes with different diameters through two wooden balls (which also have different diameters). You discover that both napkin rings have the same height ih, as shown in the figure. (Let a=7a=7.) (a) Which ring has more wood in it? The napkin ring created by drilling a hole with the larger radius has more wood in it. The amount of wood in each napkin ring is the same regardless of the size of the sphere used. The napkin ring created by drilling a hole with the smaller radius has more wood in it. (b) Use cylindrical shells to compute the volume VV of a napkin ring of height 7h7 h created by driling a hole with radius rr through the center of a sphere of radius RR and express the answer in terms of hh. v=v= \square
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The volume of a napkin ring with height hh is πh36\frac{\pi h^3}{6}, regardless of the sphere and hole sizes.
With a height of 7h7h, the volume is 343πh36\frac{343\pi h^3}{6}.

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