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@jim_thompson5910
i gtg if you can please just explain the steps.Thanks.
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\[0.125={\frac{ 3V }{ 4\pi }}\] id start by cubing both sides
ok so I got \[0.125^2=\frac{3v^2}{4\pi^2}\]
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@TylerD
why square it
oh
C.\[V=\frac{4 \pi (0.5^3)}{3} \]
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