A hemispherical bowl of fixed radius \(r\text{ cm}\) is filled with water. Water drains out from a hole at the bottom of the bowl at a constant rate.
Use your graph in part (i) to show that when the depth of water is \(h\text{ cm}\) (where \(h \le r\)), the volume of water in the bowl is given by
\[V = \frac{\pi h^2}{3}(3r - h),\][4]
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