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Find the volume of a sphere that has a surface area of 16 sq. in
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16=4pir^2
4=pi(r^2)
i ended up with 64/3pi using the same method outkast seems to be
4/3 π r3= volume 4*pi*r^2= surface area r=2 answer: 32/3 PI
thats the only way i can think of unless there is some sort of volume to surface area ratio
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r = sqrt(4/pi)
surface area is 16 square inches not 16pi... if hombre did what i was saying then i believe that would be reight
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64/3 * sqrt(4/pi) silly algebra mistake
\[\sqrt{4/\pi}=]=2\sqrt{\pi}/\pi\]
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