Steinmetz's theorem

Steinmetz's theorem describes the shape formed when two or more cylinders intersect at right angles. It states that the volume of the intersection can be calculated with specific geometric methods. For example, when two identical cylinders intersect, the volume of their overlap is about half that of one cylinder. This theorem illustrates important principles in geometry and has applications in various fields like engineering and physics, where understanding the space and volume of overlapping structures is crucial.