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Find the volume of this sphere. Use 3 for TT. V = 8 cm πr³ V = π[?]³ Hint: Plug in the value of the radius for r. The diameter is 8. The radius is half this value. Enter 4 is the radius
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Find the volume of this sphere.

Use 3 for TT.
V =
8 cm
πr³
V =
π[?]³
Hint: Plug in the value of the
radius for r. The diameter is 8.
The radius is half this value.
Enter
4 is the radius

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Answer:

16

Explanation:

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