A cylinder has a volume of 300 cubic inches and its height is equal to its radius. The cylinder and a sphere have the same radius. What is the volume of the sphere?
FORMULAS:
Cylinder- 3.14 X r^2 X h
Sphere- 4/3 X 3.14 X r^3
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darkknight:
cylinder volume = pi * r^2 * h
plug and chug, \[300=\pi*r^2*h\]
where \[r=h\] so \(300=\pi*r^2*r\) or \(300=\pi*r^3\) so \(300/ \pi =r^3\)
and \[r=\sqrt[3]{300/\pi}\]
darkknight:
sphere volume \[V=4/3*\pi*r^3\]
we found r to be \[r=\sqrt[3]{300/\pi}\]
plug and chug
\[V=4/3*\pi*\sqrt[3]{300/\pi}\]
solve for the volume
darkknight:
@rival
You don't know what you are doing, I do, don't waste any more brain cells over here
luvvdani1516:
My answer choices are:
A) 1200 cubic inches
B) 400 cubic inches
C) 200 cubic inches
D) 100 cubic inches
And I got the answer 122.799205. So, which answer choice do I pick?
darkknight:
@darkknight wrote:
sphere volume \[V=4/3*\pi*r^3\]
we found r to be \[r=\sqrt[3]{300/\pi}\]
plug and chug
\[V=4/3*\pi*\sqrt[3]{300/\pi}\]
solve for the volume
bruh im stupid, I meant we have to cube r, my bad
\[V=4/3*\pi*(\sqrt[3]{300/\pi})^3\]
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darkknight:
@luvvdani1516 wrote:
My answer choices are:
A) 1200 cubic inches
B) 400 cubic inches
C) 200 cubic inches
D) 100 cubic inches
And I got the answer 122.799205. So, which answer choice do I pick?
follow all the steps above, I did not get 122 or anywhere near that
luvvdani1516:
@darkknight wrote:
@luvvdani1516 wrote:
My answer choices are:
A) 1200 cubic inches
B) 400 cubic inches
C) 200 cubic inches
D) 100 cubic inches
And I got the answer 122.799205. So, which answer choice do I pick?
follow all the steps above, I did not get 122 or anywhere near that
I did and that's what I got.
darkknight:
\[V=4/3*\pi*(\sqrt[3]{300/\pi})^3\]
you plugged this in and got 122?
darkknight:
@luvvdani1516 still there?
luvvdani1516:
@darkknight wrote:
\[V=4/3*\pi*(\sqrt[3]{300/\pi})^3\]
you plugged this in and got 122?
I keep getting 122. What am I doing wrong? I'm putting everything there into my calculator and I'm still getting the same answer.
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