Proving Maths By Calculus

1. Prove the surface area of sphere by CALCULUS:
 
First ,put a circle with radius r on a graph , and let the equation of it be:
                    y= f(x)  or   x^2 + y^2 = r^2   as shown in Fig 1.

Fig 1.
Using n lines to cut one half of the circle into n parts.The distance between two lines is d.The lines cut the x-axis at x1,x2,......,xn respectively.

So the surface area of the sphere should be:
 
          lim    2  Pi f(xi) [d^2 + (f(x+d)-f(d))^2]^0.5 
       d-->o
 
  lim     2  Pi f(xi) [1 + (xi/(r^2-xi^2))^2] ^0.5  d 
d-->o
 


 

= 2Pi r^2

So, the surface area of a hemisphere is 2 Pi r^2 and the surface area of a sphere is
4 Pi r^2 1