s = 4\pi r { }^(2) rewrite the formula so that the radius is in terms of the surface area and pi.

Muued asked Sep 24, 2022

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$s = 4\pi r { }^(2)$

rewrite the formula so that the radius is in terms of the surface area and pi.

Muued asked Sep 24, 2022

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Explanation:

$s =4 \pi {r}^(2)$

$(s)/(4\pi) = {r}^(2)$

$r = \sqrt{ (s)/(4\pi) }$

Varon answered Sep 29, 2022

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