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The document contains a series of problems related to the geometry and calculus of a martini glass and a ball submerged in it. I will break down the key questions and provide detailed steps and explanations for solving them.

### Problem Overview
The problem involves a right-circular cone (the martini glass) and a ball being submerged in it. We want to determine the radius \( R \) of the ball that causes the maximum volume of liquid to overflow from the glass.

### Question 1: Geometry of the Glass
#### 1.1 Coordinates of Points A and B
- **Point O** is the bottom of the glass.
- **Point A** is at the rim, and **Point B** is at the height \( h \) of the glass.
  
Using trigonometry:
- **Coordinate of Point A**: \((h \tan(\theta), h)\)
- **Coordinate of Point B**: \((0, h)\)

**Distances**:
- \( |AB| = h \sec(\theta) \)
- \( |OB| = h \)

#### 1.2 Geometry of Cases (i) and (ii)
- **Case (i)**: Ball fully submerged.
- **Case (ii)**: Ball partially submerged, not resting on the rim.

For the coordinates:
- **Point C (Center of Ball)**: \((h \tan(\theta) - R, h - R)\)
- **Point E (Top of Ball)**: \((h \tan(\theta) - R, h - R + R)\) = \((h \tan(\theta) - R, h)\)
- **Point F (Bottom of Ball)**: \((h \tan(\theta) - R, h - R - R)\) = \((h \tan(\theta) - R, h - 2R)\)

**Distance \( |OD| \)**:
Using right triangle properties, \( |OD| \) can be calculated similarly.

#### 1.3 Geometry of Case (iii)
In this case, the ball is resting on the rim:
- **Point C (Center of Ball)** remains the same.
- **Point F (Bottom of Ball)**: Position changes based on ball resting on the rim.

### Question 2: Displaced Volume of Liquid
#### 2.1 Displaced Liquid, Case (i)
The volume of the liquid displaced when the ball is fully submerged:
\[ 
V(i)(R) = \frac{4}{3} \pi R^3 
\]

#### 2.2 Volume of a Spherical Dome
The volume of a spherical dome (spherical cap) of height \( H \):
\[
V_{\text{dome}} = \frac{\pi H^2(3R - H)}{3}
\]

#### 2.3 Displaced Liquid, Case (ii)
For \( R_1 < R < R_2 \):
\[ 
V(ii)(R) = \frac{\pi R^3}{3}(2 + 3\sin(\theta)) 
\]

#### 2.4 Displaced Liquid, Case (iii)
For \( R \geq R_2 \):
\[ 
V(iii)(R) = \frac{\pi}{3} \left[ R\sqrt{R^2 - h^2} + \text{higher order terms} \right] 
\]

### Finding the Maximum Displaced Volume
To find the radius \( R \) that maximizes the volume of liquid displaced:
1. **Differentiate** the volume function \( V(R) \) for each case.
2. **Set the derivative to zero** to find critical points.
3. **Analyze intervals** to determine where the function is increasing or decreasing.

### Conclusion
For each question, use the appropriate geometric and calculus principles to derive the necessary equations and conditions for the radius \( R \) that maximizes the displaced liquid volume.

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