The volume of a sphere can be calculated by V = 4/3 * pi If the volume is 113.04 cm ^ 3 what is the radius?

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The volume of a sphere can be calculated by V = 4/3 * pi If the volume is 113.04 cm ^ 3 what is the radius?

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Answer is 3

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MatthPen answered Apr 23, 2022

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Answer:

2.99 cm

Explanation:

V=
(4)/(3) (pi)(r^3)=113.04cm^3

113.04/
(4)/(3) (pi) = r^3 = 26.99

r=
$\sqrt[3]{26.99}$ = 2.99cm

Marty McVry answered Apr 28, 2022

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