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Revision as of 05:48, July 16, 2011
Not to be confused with Gideon's Trumpet.
Gabriel's horn is the surface obtained by revolving the graph of for about the -axis. It has infinite area, but encloses a finite volume of 3 . It will be blown by the Archangel Gabriel to announce the Day of Judgement.
