Question
For , consider
Then, the surface area of the boundary of the solid π· is
Answer:
Solution :-
Letβs first understand the set D. Set D is the collection of all points who lie in intersection of the spherical region and the cylinderical reason in three dimensional space. Means we have to find surface area of the region given below
Now, if we take equal sign in and intersection with , we get the surface area given below
Here, if we take + sign i.e., and intersection with , we get the surface area given below
And, if we take - sign i.e., and intersection with , we get the surface area given below
Therefore, if we want to find the surface area of the boundary of the solid π·, first (i) we calculate the surface area of sphere intersection with cylinder above the xy-plane and (ii) then twice the area for below the xy-plane and (iii) add the surface area of cylinder who lie inside the sphere, we get the total surface area of the boundary of the solid π·.
(i) we have to find the surface area of sphere intersection with cylinder above the xy-plane for that we take
Now, the surface area is , where is the region of projection on xy-plane.
Projection on xy-plane :
Now, Switching to polar coordinates , we get:
This is the surface area of the sphere intersection with the cylinder above the xy-plane. (ii) Now, if we twice this surface area then we get the area above and below the xy-plane.
(iii) Now, we have to find the surface area of cylinder , inside the sphere
We know that the surface area of the cylinder without the top and bottom, above the xy-plane is Here, and (why see below)
By pythagoras theorem:
Hence, the surface area of the cylinder inside the sphere above and below the xy-plane =
Therefore, the total surface area of the boundary of the solid D is
So, the correct answer is option-1.