Question

The volume of a sphere is 3,000 cm3. Find radius then figure what is the surface area of the sphere. Find the radius of the sphere by setting the volume equal to the formula
`V=(4)/(3) \pi r^(2)`

Answer 1

4/3*pi*r^3=3000cm^3

*3. *3

4*pi*r^3=9000cm^3

Root. Root


4*pi*r=94.8683298051

/4pi. /4pi

R=7.54938181568

Surface area-4*pi*r^2

4*pi*7.54938181568^2

=716.197243915cm^2

Answer 2

First, find the radius
V = 3,000

`(4)/(3) * \pi * r^(2)= 3,000`

`\pi * r^(2)= 3,000 * (3)/(4)`

`\pi * r^(2)= (9,000)/(4)`

`\pi * r^(2)=2,250`
# remember the equation above in order to find the surface area #

`r^(2)= (2,250)/( \pi )`

`r = \sqrt{(2,250)/( \pi )}`
this is the radius in the term of π

`r = \sqrt{(2,250)/( 3.14)}`
r = 26.7686...
to the nearest tenth
r = 26.8
The radius is approximately 26.8 cm

Second, find the surface area
The following formula is a formula to find the surface area of a sphere
sa = 4 × π × r²

Remember the value of π × r² when we tried to solve for radius? See hash tag # above, π × r² = 2,250, thus
sa = 4 × π × r²
sa = 4 × 2,250
sa = 9,000
The surface area is 9,000 cm²