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The volume of a sphere is 4000 π m^3. What is the surface area of the sphere to the nearest square meter?
@Hero @amistre64
okay so after a few minutes of research on the inter net, i finally got it... so since you know the volume which is 4000π, you have to divide that by 4π
hello?
volume = 4/3 pi r^3 surface area = 4 pi r^2
@amistre64 isn't it v/4π then multiply that by 3 and find the cube root of the final answer?
So it would be 3,836 m^2?
thats just r i beleive
nope...lemme break it up this way \[4000/4π\] which equal 1000 then multiply that by 3 which would be 3000 then find the cube root of 3000
volume = 4/3 pi r^3 3 volume = 4 pi r^3 3 volume/(4pi) = r^3 (3 volume/(4pi))^(2/3) = r^2 sooo 4pi (3 volume/(4pi))^(2/3)
1 - 2/3 = 1/3 soo 3 volume cbrt(4pi) = sa
dropped an exponent
cbrt[(3 volume)^2] cbrt(4pi) = sa cbrt[4pi (3 volume)^2] = sa
personally id step it out 4000 pi = 4/3 pi r^3 12000 pi = 4 pi r^3 12000 = 4 r^3 3000 = r^3 cbrt(3000) = r ................................... sa = 4pi [cbrt(3000)]^2
both ways gets me the same result ... i just feel more comfortable working it steped
So the answer is 3,836.....
not from my calculations
Then 2,614 m^2
thats more closer to what ive got yes
Okay, thank you! :)
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