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Janine inflated 1 ball to a radius of 18 cm and another ball to a radius of 12 cm. How much more air was in the larger ball? Use 3.14 to approximate pi and express your answer in hundredths. cm3
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Find the volume of each ball (sphere) \(\Large\frac{4}{3}\pi r^3\)
r = radius pi = 3.14
I got 9.23 @StudyGurl14
Sorry, that's incorrect.
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First ball: r=18 Second: r =12 Find the volume of the first one, and then the volume of the second one. subtract the volume of the second from the volume of the first
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