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The sphere is approximated by 10 very thin solid cylinders. This illustrates the disk method of finding the volume of the sphere, commonly found in a Calculus II course. This model was designed and printed by my WLU summer research student Emily Jaekle ('16). A full description of the build can be found at http://mathvis.academic.wlu.edu/2015/06/22/volumes-by-slicing-disk-method/This object was made on a MakerBot2X. We used the following settings: 2 shells 0.20mm layer height 10% infill (hexagonal pattern) color matched supports raft off Care needs to be taken when removing the object from the platform - the bottom disk may come off.

Sphere: 10 disks
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