Answer:
ask your teacher
Step-by-step explanation:
This is just another way of asking "what is the volume of a sphere of 6cm"
The volume of a sphere is

The R is 3cm in this problem since the diameter is twice the radius. For a 3cm radius sphere this is 113.1cm^3
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Answer: 41 cm^2</h3>
Explanation:
Form a horizontal line as shown below (see attached image). This forms 2 separate smaller rectangles
- The bottom rectangle has area of 4*8 = 32 cm^2
- The top rectangle has area of 3*3 = 9 cm^2
The total area is therefore 32+9 = 41 cm^2
You can say "square cm" or "sq cm" in place of the "cm^2".
The signs of the numbers in the problem matter because if a number is negative in the equation than you're answer could be negative. ex. -3/9= -3 but if the negative sign wasn't there than the answer would be wrong bc the answer would be positive.
hope thats what you need hope it helps.
Just square the top and bottom. z^2 over 25