The volume of a sphere is 36 pi ft3. what is the radius of the sphere?

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The volume of a sphere is 36 pi ft3. what is the radius of the sphere?

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The volume of a sphere equals:
Sphere Volume = 4/3 • π • r³ Therefore,
.75 * Sphere Volume / PI = r^3
.75 * 36 * PI / PI = r^3
radius^3 = .75*36
radius^3 = 27
radius = 3

Amit Kumar Pawar answered Jan 27, 2018

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