programmed by Stephen Z Fadem
Volume of an ellipsoid = (4/3)π*a*b*c = where a,b,c= the radius of dimensions length, width, thickness. When using diameter instead of radius, the equation is (4/3)π(l/2)(t/2)(w/2) where l=length, t=thickness and w=width. This simplifies to
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