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Let a=h/2 and place the hole axis along z. At the rim, r02​=R2−a2. A horizontal slice at ∣z∣≤a is an annulus of area π[(R2−z2)−r02​]=π(a2−z2). Thus the napkin ring problem gives
V=π∫−aa​(a2−z2)dz=34πa3​=6πh3​.​
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Each slice depends only on a and z, explaining the independence from the original sphere radius, rather than obtaining it merely by cancellation after integration.

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