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how do you find the surface area of a sphere with a Radius of 15cm using this formula SA = 4πr 2
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replace r with 15
\(SA = 4 \pi \color{red}r^2\) \(\color{red}{r = 15~cm} \)
plug that ^^^ into your calculator....
but i need to show work
\(SA=4\pi r^2 \implies SA = 4\pi15^2= 4*\pi*150=150*4*\pi=900\pi cm^2\)
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you see?
yes
15^2 = 225
\(SA = 4 \pi \color{red}r^2\) \(SA = 4 \pi \color{red}{(15~cm)}^2\) \(SA = 4 \pi \times 225~cm^2\) \(SA = 900\pi ~cm^2\)
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