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How do I solve this?-example-1
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Answer:

C. 100π

Explanation:

The formula of a volume of a sphere:


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

The formula of a surface area of a sphere:


S.A.=4\pi R^2

R - radius

We need the length of the radius to calculate the area of the sphere.

Calculate it from the volume of the sphere.

We have a volume:


V=(500)/(3)\pi\ cm^3

Substitute to the formula of a volume:


(4)/(3)\pi R^3=(500)/(3)\pi R^3 divide both sides by π


(4)/(3)R^3=(500)/(3) multiply both sides by 3


4R^3=500 divide both sides by 4


R^3=125\to R=\sqrt[6]{125}\\\\R=5\ cm

Put the value of radius to the formula of a surface area of a sphere:


S.A.=4\pi(5^2)=4\pi(25)=100\pi\ cm^2

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