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mathswithmuza on Instagram: "A cone surface is created by taking a single straight line and sliding it so that one of its endpoints stays fixed while the other moves along a circular path. Because the line always pivots around the same point, the surface forms a smooth, slanted shape that narrows to a tip called the apex. What makes a cone surface interesting is that every point on it lies on some straight line that connects the apex to the circular boundary. This gives the cone a special kind o

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Peter Math on Instagram: "I used Parrot AI to edit this, link in bio👆 Triple integrals extend the idea of integration into three dimensions, allowing us to measure volume, mass, and other properties inside a solid region. Instead of adding up tiny slices along a line or patches on a surface, we now sum infinitely small “blocks” that fill up a 3D space. This gives us a powerful way to handle problems involving density, temperature, or any quantity that varies throughout a volume. What makes trip