@paki Check this? :) Sphere Volume Formula V = 4/3 x 3.14 x r^3 A sphere has a radius of 6 cm. What is the volume of the sphere? A. 216 cm^3 B. 288 cm^3 C. 216π cm^3 D. 288π cm^3 R = 6^3 = 216 How do I do this? Can you help me without giving me the answer? o_o
V = 4/3 x 3.14 x 216
solve now... and also dont get confused in the value of 4/3....
or use V = 1.3333 x 3.14 x 216
Do I do (3/4) x 3.14 x 216?
rite
good... now you got the point... :)
I put it into my calculator and got... 881.712 Now what do I do? :)
no.... i got 904.09
Hm... I put it in like this.. 1.3 x 3.14 x 216
no... its 1.333 not 1.3
Oh! OK let me try that again. :)
yeah... try again...
OK, I got what you got now. :) I see what I did wrong. OK so NOW what do we do next? :)
its 904.09 now multiply as well as divide it bye pie and u'll get 288π cm^3
*by
cool :)
OK, Now I'm confused again. You want me to multiply 904.09 by 3.14, which equals 2838.8426 and divide it by what?
909.09 is the answer....
no need to multiply and divide it by pie value... we have used pie value already in the formula...
no divide it by 3.14 and just put the pie sign with the ans like this 288π
@paki the ans choices require that
no answer choices are wrong...
The exact question is... A sphere has a radius of 6 cm. What is the volume of the sphere? A. 216 cm^3 B. 288 cm^3 C. 216π cm^3 D. 288π cm^3
So...D?
ok....
yeah...
all the values which you need is over there... @CrazyCountryGirl
kk, hold on. brb! :)
ok be quick... i am going to log off... as here it's 12:36am...
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The thing says that the volume 904.779. I just divided it by 3.14 and got 288.
I'm in the us. :)
hmm... but dividing it by 3.14 makes no sense.... :/
let me tag @ganeshie8 please help here...
@ganeshie8 please check this question....?
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@CrazyCountryGirl i am leaving ok... best of luck for your question....
kk
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use the formula : Volume of sphere = \(\large \dfrac{4}{3}\pi r^3\)
simply plugin \(\large r = 6\)
OK. :) I'm pretty sure R=6^3 though. :)
Volume of sphere = \(\large \dfrac{4}{3}\pi r^3 = \large \dfrac{4}{3}\pi (6)^3 = \large \dfrac{4}{3}\pi (216) = 4 \pi (72) = 288 \pi\)
I see! Thanks! :)
yw :)
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