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Find the volume of a sphere of radius 10 mm.
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Find the volume of a sphere of radius 10 mm.

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Explanation: This is done using the equation:


(4)/(3) π R^(3)

Because the Radius is a know value. We have the following.


(4)/(3) π (10mm)^(3)

Which is:

4188.7902 mm

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