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A zorb is a large inflated ball within a ball. The formula for the radius of a sphere with surface area A is given by
r = \sqrt{} (a)/(4\pi)Calculate the radius of a standard zorb whose outside surface area is 21.24 sq m.

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1.3 meters

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\begin{gathered} \text{ } \\ \text{Area}=4\cdot\pi\cdot radius^2 \\ \text{isolate radius} \\ \frac{Area}{4\text{ }\pi}=radius^2 \\ \text{radius}=\sqrt[]{(Area)/(4\pi)} \end{gathered}

Let

Area = 21.24 square meters

then, replace


\begin{gathered} \text{radius}=\sqrt[]{(Area)/(4\pi)} \\ \text{radius}=\sqrt[]{(21.24)/(4\pi)} \\ \text{radius}=\sqrt[]{1.69} \\ \text{radius}=1.3\text{ meters} \end{gathered}

I hope this helps you

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