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by hknmtt
897 days ago
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essentially that is how integrals are calculated in mathematics if i remember correctly. you take a curve and divide it into columns, the thinner the column the smaller the deviation(because the curve has round edges so your bar will have inherent error) and you simply calculate each column and then total it and you get the body/volume of the function. same principle like radians with circle. you are merely splitting the work into smaller pieces that you can process. |
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