Practice problem
Calculating Volumes via Cross-Sections or General Slices

Cross section: Y-shape inscribed in a unit square. The Y-shape has three "legs", each units wide. Green dots represent angles while red dots represent angles. (Not all angles are marked.)
A 3-D printer builds a solid of unit height, inscribed in a unit cube, as follows. At height position , the cross section of the solid is a Y-shape (with three "legs" of width ) inscribed in a unit square, as shown above. (The "leg width", , ranges from to as ranges from to .) Find the volume of the solid as a decimal rounded to the nearest hundredth.