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What is the radius of a hemisphere with a volume of 324\text{ ft}^3,324 ft 3 , to the nearest tenth of a foot?

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Answer:

5.4 ft

Explanation:

Given that the volume of the hemisphere sphere,
V= 324 ft^3.

Let r be the radius of the hemisphere.

As the volume of the hemisphere,
V=\frac {2}{3}\pi r^3

By using the given value, we have


\frac {2}{3}\pi r^3=324


\Rightarrow r^3=(324* 3)/(2\pi) \\\\\Rightarrow r^3=(324* 3)/(2*3.14) \\\\\Rightarrow r^3=154.78 \\\\\Rightarrow r=\left( 154.78 \right)^(1/3) \\\\


\Rightarrow r=5.4 ft

Hence, the radius of the hemisphere is 5.4 ft.

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