*PLEASE ANSWER ASAP* John is playing a game with two friends. Using the spinner pictured, one friend spun a three, and the other
friend spun a five. John needs to spin a number higher than both friends in order to win the game, and he wants to calculate his probability of winning. How many desired outcomes should John use in his probability calculation?
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Step-by-step explanation:
In this cross sections problem, we can integrate from -r to +r (so that the integral covers the entire base of the solid).
The formatting for the integral did not let me put -r on the lower bound, so i replaced it with a, just know that a represents -r here.
Evaluating the integral gives use that it is equal to;
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