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SET the following two integrals. Do not calculate. 17a. Find the volume of the solid that...

SET the following two integrals. Do not calculate.

17a. Find the volume of the solid that lies within both cylinder ? ^2 + ?^ 2 = 1 and the sphere ?^ 2 + ?^ 2 + ?^ 2 = 4.

17b. Find the volume of the part of the ball ? ≤ ? that lies between the cones ? = ? 6 and ? = ? 3 .

Calculus 3 question. Please help.

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sir given setup only. If any mistake plz comment.

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