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Expressions are derived for the volume of an approximate sphere in terms of measured breadth, the distance between parallel planes tangent to opposite sides. The difference in volume of a ball and a true sphere of the same average breadth is shown to be of second order, and much smaller than the random and systematic errors in the measurements of the dimension. Thus, a ball commercially available at moderate cost can be used for absolute density measurements of high accuracy. Similar expressions are given for the area of an approximate circle.

Geometrical considerations in the measurement of the volume of an approximate sphere