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Find the surface area of a sphere whose volume is 4/3pi cubic meters?

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Find the surface area of a sphere whose volume is 4/3pi cubic meters?

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  1. Hi,

    The formula for the volume of a sphere is V = 4/3πr³. If a sphere's volume is 4/3π. then:

    4/3π = 4/3πr³

    1 = r³

    1 = r

    The radius of the sphere is 1 meter.

    The formula for a sphere's surface area is A = 4πr², so with a radius of 1, the surface area is 4π square meters. <==ANSWER

    A = 4πr²

    A = 4π(1)²

    A = 4π

    I hope that helps!! :-)


  2. 4pi(r^3)/3 = 4pi/3 so r = 1 and S = 4pi(1)^2 = 4pi.

    BTW, print (4pi)/3 now on and not 4/3pi.

    4/3pi is confusing for 4/(3pi)

  3. If volume=(4/3)*pi m^3 ?

    or 4/(3*pi) m^3 ?

    if (4/3)*pi

    4/3*pi*r^3=(4/3)*pi

    =

    4*pi*r^2 * (r/3)=4/3*pi

    **********************

    area=(3/r)*(4/3)*pi

    = 4*pi/r m^2

    **********************

    but if volume=4/(3*pi):

    4/3*pi*r^3=4/(3*pi)

    =

    4*pi*r^2 * (r/3)=4/(3*pi)

    **********************

    area=(3/r)*(4/(3*pi)

    = 4/(pi*r) m^2

    **********************

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