Carlos has built a snowman consisting solely of 3 spherical snowballs. The bottom snowball has a radius of 3 ft, the middle snow
2 answers:
Answer:
Volume of snowman is 48π ft³
Step-by-step explanation:
Since volume of a sphere =
To find the volume of snowman we will find the volume of all spheres separately and add them.
Volume of sphere with radius 3 ft = ft³
Volume of sphere with radius 2 ft =
Volume of sphere with radius 1 ft =
Total volume of the snowman =
=
= 48π ft³
Therefore, total volume of the snowman = 48π ft³
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