Add Volume "Algorithm Frustum Of Cone" Then Test It. #5479
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Hey I've implemented FrustumOfCone Algorithm in src/main/java/com.thealgorithms/maths/Volume.java
with the test class in the test package
for enhancement #5478
Algorithm Overview:
Input Parameters: The method accepts three parameters:
Volume Calculation: The method calculates the volume using the defined formula and returns the computed value as a double.
Unit Testing: Comprehensive unit tests have been implemented to validate the correctness of the calculation. The tests cover various scenarios to ensure that the function behaves as expected.
Performance:
The time complexity of the volume calculation is O(1), as it involves a fixed number of arithmetic operations.
This method provides an efficient way to compute the volume for practical applications, making it suitable for real-time calculations in engineering and design software.
I have read CONTRIBUTING.md.
This pull request is all my own work -- I have not plagiarized it.
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