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The solid bounded below the sphere ? = 1 and above by the Cardioid revolution ?...

The solid bounded below the sphere ? = 1 and above by the Cardioid revolution ? = 1 + cos?. a) Find the volume of the solid. b) Set up the cylindrical integral for finding the average value of function ?(?,?, ?) = 2? over the solid. Do Not evaluate it.

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