I need the answer for 57

Mathematics

1 answer:

wel3 years ago

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In order to do this, we have to 1st find the volume of each ball using the sphere volume formula: 4/3(pi)r^3

Baseball: 4/3(pi)(1.375in)^3
Soccer ball: 4/3(pi)(4.25in)^3

Calculate to get:

Baseball: about 10.89
Soccer ball: about 321.56

So subtract these 2 numbers:

321.56in^3 - 10.89in^3
= 310.67 in^3

So the difference in volume between these two objects would be 310.67 in^3

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