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Shel Gordon.

Instead of taking a bunch of disks and figuring out their combined volumes, we're going to take a bunch of shells.

Start a shell

Call them shells.

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Let me see if I can draw this respectably.

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Override default shell.

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Now we're going to do something called the shell method.

So let's say that this is a bacteria right here.

Hopefully that make sense.

Well I'm just going to sum up each of these shells.

Let's go ahead and add some basic error handling.

Now, on the surface, the deal appeared straightforward.

Babcock amp Wilcox that make nuclear reactors, here's an integral fast reactor.

I have one shell there, then here I'll have a slightly less high shell, and up here I would have a much bigger shell, and I'll add them up.

We've got our error case.

Fumes and furnaces!

We've got a perfect fire.

Outpost incinerator.

Reactor core temperature.

To the reactor?

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So the volume of the shell this shell, not this one the volume of the shell is going to be equal to the surface area of the shell times how wide that surface is.

One, it doesn't operate at high pressure.

To the incinerator.

So what's the volume of this shell?

And that width is dx, so it's going to equal this times dx.

And the reason for that is we can see more output. We can run longer things that the way you run the programs for class, there's a limit to how long they can run and how big the output can be.

At the Headwaters itself,

To do the automatic probing I need to tell the machine the number of flutes, three

OK.

This tool is about 4 from gauge line

I had the good fortune to learn about a different form of nuclear power.

Reactor bay.

So it's going to look like a shell like that.