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Geometry: Volumes of Cylinders, cones and Spheres
Finding the Radius of a Sphere from Volume
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Finding the Radius of a Sphere from Volume
Introduction
Have you ever wondered how you could find the size of a ball if you only knew how much space it holds? The volume of a sphere tells us how much three-dimensional space is inside it. Finding the radius...
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Transcript
Imagine you have a basketball with a known volume of 288π cubic inches, and you want to find its radius.
Since a basketball is shaped like a sphere, you can use the volume formula for a sphere and find its radius.
First, write the formula: V = 4/3πr3.
Next, substitute 288π for V, because that is the given volume of t...
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