1. (a) Find the volume defined by 4 < p < 6, 30° < < 60°, 2

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1. (a) Find the volume defined by 4 < p < 6, 30° < < 60°, 2<z < 5. (b) What is the
length of the longest straight line that lies entirely within the volume? (c) Find the total
area of the surface.
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