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The intersection of a sphere and a cylinder produces two regions in space of interest in Calculus. The first region is the set of all points inside the sphere but outside of the cylinder. This region can be generated by revolving a part of a circle about an axis.
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The second region produced by the intersection of a sphere and a cylinder is the set of all points that are both inside the sphere and inside in cylinder.
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