Assuming that the meteor crater forms a hemisphere, the formula for the surface area of the crater would be 2(pi)(radius^2). Set the crater equal to the formula for a hemisphere and substitute pi for 22/7 and you’d get 9687 = 2(22/7)(radius^2). Do some quick magic on the calculator to simplify and you end up with about 60,889.71 = radius^2. Take the square root from both sides and you get 246.8 when rounded. That should be the length of the radius, and so to find the diameter, just multiply that by 2 to get 493.5. Now I don’t really know what shape you mean by meteor crater, so we’re just assuming here that you mean half of a sphere, or a hemisphere. Don’t know if this is what you’re looking for, so good luck.
This is the volume of the sphere & is not at all a linear function.
A linear function of the form of y=kx (k is a given number/coefficient) where
y & x grow at the same rate. Then whatever the input (x) it will generate an output (y) always in the ration y/x, whereas v=4/3 πr³ (coefficient =k =4/3(π), if r increase by 2 units v will increase by 2³ =8 & for r = 3, v increase by 3³ =27.
In short v increases quicker than r. No it's not a linear function
I honestly dont know how to figure this one out.
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