Question

Help with volumes

Answer 1

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Answer 2

@HuskyNation

Answer 3

Volume of a sphere = \(\large \frac{4}{3} \pi r^3\)

Answer 4

Thats the answer?

Answer 5

No, you must plug in your r.

r is the radius of the sphere, and in your case r = 6.5 feet

Answer 6

4/3(3.14)(6.5)^3

simplify it

Answer 7

or solve

Answer 8

1149

Answer 9

Thats not a option on the list

Answer 10

Don't evaluate it with \(\pi\) because the answer choices include it.

Answer 11

4/3 * (6.5)^3 * \(\pi\)

Answer 12

1150

Answer 13

What is 4/3 * (6.5)^3

Answer 14

366

Answer 15

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Answer 16

And this means that
\( \Large \text{Volume} = \frac{4}{3}(6.5)^3 \pi = 366.\bar{16} \pi\)

Answer 17

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