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2. A ball 6 inches in diameter is to be covered by a rubber material which is in-thick.
Using differentials, which of the following is an estimate of the volume of the rubber
material that will be used?
3. Suppose a metal rod has length 20 cm and diameter 6 cm. If it is to be insulated, except
for the ends, with a material 0.001 cm thick, determine the estimated volume of the
insulation using differentials.

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