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A thin glass pipe with internal diameter of 3mm was probed into the heart tissue (membrane) and air pressure was applied...

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The solution determines the volume of the excess space in the given question.

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Note that the volume in question is the difference between a circular sector of a sphere and a cone, both having their tips at the center of the sphere.

Let us look at an axial section of the body by a plain as in the figure:

Let "r" be ...

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