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What is the volume of a sphere having a diameter of 6 cm?

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Answer:

113.1

Explanation:

Volume of sphere =
(4)/(3) × π × r²

Volume of sphere =
(4)/(3) × π × 3²

Volume of sphere =
(4)/(3) × π × 9

Volume of sphere =
(4)/(3) × 9 π

Volume of sphere = 113.1

User Jonalm
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Answer:


V=113.1cm^3

Explanation:

The formula to calculate the volume of a sphere is:


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

Where r is the radius of the sphere.

In this case we do not know the radius of the sphere, but we know the diameter.

By definition the diameter of a sphere is equal to twice the radius. This is:


d = 2r


r = (d)/(2)

In this case d=6 cm

So


r = (6)/(2)


r = 3\ cm

Finally


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


V=36\pi\ cm^3


V=113.1cm^3

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