When using the Sphere Volume Formula
4/3 x Pie(3.14) x r^3
Can I turn 4/3 into 1.3?
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OpenStudy (paki):
yeah that is rite too...
OpenStudy (harsha19111999):
Yes you can
OpenStudy (paki):
also you can do like 4*pie*r^3 and divide it by 3....
OpenStudy (anonymous):
So...
The radius of a sphere is 8 mm. Approximately what is the volume of the sphere?
A. 36π mm^3
B. 171π mm^3
C. 385π mm^3
D. 683π mm^3
I'm confused... I did both of those and got these..
1.3 x 3.14 x 512 = 2089.984
and
4 x 3.14 x 512 / 3 = 2143.57333333333...
Where did I go wrong? o_o
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OpenStudy (harsha19111999):
hey no need to take pi as it is given in options
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
?
OpenStudy (paki):
π problem...
OpenStudy (paki):
don't include π in your calculation
OpenStudy (paki):
as this is already in the options...
OpenStudy (harsha19111999):
4/3 * pi * r^3. Dont take pi
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OpenStudy (paki):
1.3 x 512 = 682.66π @CrazyCountryGirl clear now...
OpenStudy (paki):
also 4 x 512 / 3 =682 66π @CrazyCountryGirl
OpenStudy (anonymous):
D? How come we don't use pi?
OpenStudy (paki):
yeah dont use pie... pie is already there in the options...
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Oh! I didn't even look close enough, I didn't notice it. :) I get it now. Thanks! :)
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