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The formula for volume of a sphere is V=4/3 nR3, but what does the 4/3 mean and what am supposed to do with it?
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The formula for volume of a sphere is V=4/3 nR3, but what does the 4/3 mean and what am supposed to do with it?

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4/3 or
(4)/(3) is a worked out constant and you multiply it by π
r^(2)
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