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Multi_D_Volumes

Submitted By: WEBMASTER
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The purpose of this program is to calculate volumes of spheres
in multiple dimentions. As we know, the volume of a sphere in
3-space is 4/3*pi*radius^2. This program is made to observe
what happens in larger dimentions with respect to the sphere's
volume. Also, we know that...

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MULTCALC.ZIP
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I copied the following:

the volume of a sphere in 3-space is
4/3*pi*radius^2.

From the following web page:

http://www.programmersheaven.com/zone24/cat416/4251.htm


Please check the exponent "2" in that formula. Hope the program does not actually use that value//Jack

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