Volume of a pressurized sphere

[Guest]

What is the formula of volume of the pressurized sphere related with the radius of the area (A as shown in picture)?

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[Guest]

Or cut, not pressurized. I don't want the pressurized part to effect the initial radius of the sphere, just want to learn how to calculate the volume of the sphere without it.

[Guest]

You cannot calculate the volume of the sphere with just the radius of area A only.
You will also need other information as well ..... eg. the radius of the sphere, or the diameter of the sphere.

If the sphere is pressurized, then Force = Pressure x Area

[Guest]

I thought it is too obvious to say using radius of the sphere xD
We should use it of course, I mentioned the radius of the area cause I need it to be involved into the formula
That picture is the best image I found on net that suits my question so I put it there, otherwise I don't need physical or chemical information (question is not related to these areas)
And I found what I've been looking for (curious ones can Google the term "spherical cap") so please inform me if I need to do sth to close that page
Thanks for trying

[leesajohnson]

The information provided in the question is not enough to find the volume of the sphere.

[Guest]

The guest wants a formula relating the radius of the circle of area A to the radius or volume of the whole sphere or the spherical cap. That should not be too hard to do. Then the guest can put in what figures he has to find out the dimension he wishes to calculate.