Question

What is the volume of a sphere with a radius of 6 inches?

a. 112π cubic inches
b. 288π cubic inches
c. 290π cubic inches
d. 300π cubic inches

Answer 1

all you need is th eformula for the volume which is

V = 4/3 * pi * r^3

so put r= 6 into that formula and work it out

Answer 2

you don't even need to put pi in the equation - because they have left it in the answer for you

so the answer is pi * 6^3 *4 /3

Answer 3

6^3 is the same as 6*6*6

no reason to wait for someone else to work it out for you....

Answer 4

i still don't understand

Answer 5

there is nothing to understand - and I am not going to give you the answer

the formula to calculate the volume is
\[V= \frac{ 4 }{ 3 } \times \pi \times r ^{3}\]

the only variable in that equation is r - and you are told that r=6

so you need to calculate
\[V = \frac{ 4 }{ 3 } \times \pi \times 6^{3}\]

but just leave pi as a symbol (do not put 3.14.... in as a value)

The answer will come out tobe one of the above options.

You need to do some work to get the answer.

Answer 6

904.779 cubic inches

Answer 7

@Susan_Hester

It is against the code of conduct to give direct answers.

On top of that you have not read the question - and your answer is not given in the form of the answers in the post

Answer 8

I am not stupid - I can do most of this maths blindfold and standing on my head. Please keep your insulting responses to yourself or you will be reported for abuse

I repeat - do not give direct answers - the OP only learns that YOU know the answer from that.

I also repeat that YOUR answer is not a suitable answer to the question, because you have not read it properly

Answer 9

just BE QUIET like seriously @MrNood

Answer 10

I suggest you read the code of conduct, and if you feel you can HELP someone with a question posted, then give them guidance towards solving the problem themselves.