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If the volume of the crystal ball is about 113.14 cm3, the radius of the ball is approximately

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Answer:

r ≅ 3.00

Explanation:

First we need to get the formula for finding the volume of sphere. The formula is:


V=(4)/(3)\pi r^(3)

Now to find for the radius, we need to input the value that we know into the formula.


113.14=(4)/(3)\pi r^(3)

Now we multiply both sides by 3/4.


(3)/(4)x113.14=(4)/(3)\pi r^(3)


84.86=\pi r^(3)

Now divide both sides by π.


(84.86)/(\pi)=(\pi r^(3))/(\pi)


27.01=r^(3)

To find r, we finally get the cube root of both sides.


\sqrt[3]{r^(3) }= \sqrt[3]{27.01}

r ≅ 3.00

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