Question

The radius of Venus is 3,760.4 miles. What is the approximate volume of Venus?

Answer 1

Oh the irony :'D

Wutchu tryin to say-- i'm PHAT?!?!?!??!?!!! x'DDD

Answer 2

But yah okay so the volume of a sphere = 4/3*pi*r^3

Answer 3

\(\rm \Large \color{red}{~Volume~Of~A~Sphere}\)

V = \(\rm \frac{4}{3}\) * 3.14 * \(\rm r^3\)
V = \(\rm \frac{4}{3}\) * 3.14 * \(\rm 3,760.4^3\)

Answer 4

3,760^3 doesn't work on the calculator! Ahaha

Answer 5

Wait never mind

Answer 6

You know - I always just use google right?! All you have to put in is "volume of...." into the search bar -and you'll get a calculator to help you solve for the volume of whatever it is~ cx

Answer 7

First we do the exponent.
\(\rm 3760.4^3\)
3760.4 * 3760.4 * 3760.4 = 53174342924.9
Now we plug in 53174342924.9 where \(\rm 3760.4^3\) was

Answer 8

V = \(\rm \frac{4}{3}\) * 3.14 * 53174342924.9

Answer 9

Whew this problem

Answer 10

Now you multiply \(\rm frac{4}{3}\) by 3.14 and get 4.81666667
Now you plug in 4.81666667 where \(\rm \frac{4}{3}\) * 3.14 was

Answer 11

4.81666667 * 53174342924.9

Answer 12

SO what is
4.81666667 * 53174342924.9

Answer 13

Ugh now he went offline

Imma finish the problem anyways

Answer 14

4.8166666 * 53174342924.9 = 256123081543

Answer 15

That is your answer

Answer 16

I hope

Answer 17

LOL VAE your volume is 256123081543 something

Answer 18

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=volume%20of%20venus&t=crmtb01

Answer 19

4/3 * (3760.4)^3

Answer 20

Wow and no one told him Wrong subject and Welcome to Open Study!!

Answer 21

You are huge @arabpride lol

Answer 22

x'D I know i am~