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What is the exact volume of a sphere that has a radius of 7.5 ft? ____ (Pi) ft3
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You have a idea on this?
Formula is \(\dfrac{4}{3}\) x pi x radius^3
Since we already have pi in our answer up there, we can take it out.
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So can you figure out \(\dfrac{4}{3}\) x radius^3?
4/3 x 7.5^3 = 565.5?
No, you're very close, but that's not it. Try again. :)
Not sure what else I would do.
First, find 7.5^3.
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Oh...Typo i mean 562.5
Redid it and came up with 562.5 (Sorry bout the typo lol)
Yes! :)
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Ive got a few more, do you mind helping me on them?
Of course I don't mind.
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