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The radius of this ball is 15 inches. Which equation gives the ball's surface area, in square inches?

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Answer:

SA=(4⋅3.14⋅225) square inches

Explanation:

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Answer:


\large\boxed{S.A.=4500\pi\ in^2\approx14130\ in^2}

Explanation:

The formula of a surface area of a ball (sphere):


S.A.=(4)/(3)\pi R^3

R - radius

We have R = 15in. Substitute:


S.A.=(4)/(3)\pi(15^3)=(4)/(3)\pi(3375)=4500\pi\ in^2

If you want to get an approximation, then:


\pi\approx3.14\\\\S.A.\approx(4500)(3.14)=14130\ in^2

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