Answer:
By summing cylindrical slabs of infinitesimal height and different radii place one on the other such that margin of between real and intended volume is minimum.
Step-by-step explanation:
A spherical slab is characterized by the radius as its inherent variable and cylindrical slabs by its radius and height. The volume of the spherical slab can be approximated by summing cylindrical slabs of infinitesimal height and different radii place one on the other such that margin of between real and intended volume is minimum. (Please see image attached below for further details).
