Suppose you had a pizza, and you were asked to find the volume of the pizza.
Let's assume, with huge loss of generality, that our pizza is approximately a right cylinder, and call it's height a and it's radius z (it's well known that pizza's cover everything from a to z, so this is appropriate). The area of a right cyliner is $\pi * r^2 * height,$ which in this case is
\begin{equation} \pi z z a. \end{equation}
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