A semi-circular flag is shown attached to a "pole" at right.

1. Imagine rotating the flag about its pole and describe the resulting three-dimensional figure. Draw a picture of this figure on your paper.
   To help you visualize this, use the .

   Hint (a):

   You can build a model of a rotating flag problem. All you need is a pencil, scissors, tape and some paper. To build your model, cut out a flag and tape it to a pencil (which represents the flagpole). Once assembled, spin the pencil rapidly between your hands. If you spin the pencil fast enough, you will see a 3D figure. In this case, it will be a sphere.

2. Find the volume of the rotated flag.

   Hint (b):

   $\text{volume of a sphere}=\frac{4}{3}\pi r^3$

   More Help (b):

   Be careful! The radius of this sphere is not $6$.