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16.5 Triple Integral in Spherical Coordinates Example

Change of variables in triple Integrals

The task is to set up the integral needed to calculate a volume between two surfaces. Below is the image of a cone and a sphere, with the given equations
We want to find the volume between the surfaces (above the cone and below the sphere). To do this, we change to spherical coordinates.
Below is a volume defined using spherical coordinates. Change the maximum values of , , and to get a volume that corresponds to the volume between the cone and the sphere above.