1,760 ft. I can't guaruntee that's correct though...
Answer: The formula to calculate the radius of a sphere if we know the volume is: Cubic root [3V/(4∏)].
Solution:
The formula for the volume (V) of a sphere is:
V=(4∏/3) r^3
Solving for r: Multiplying both sides of the equation by 3/(4∏):
3/(4∏) V = 3/(4∏) [(4∏/3) r^3]
3V/(4∏) = r^3
Cubic root both sides of the equation (raising to the power 1/3):
Cubic root [3V/(4∏)] =Cubic root (r^3)
Cubic root [3V/(4∏)] = r
r = Cubic root [3V/(4∏)]
Step-by-step explanation:
K=4
I think so
have a great day ahead
Start by graphing y = |x|. Its vertex is at (0,0), and the graph opens up.
Now translate the entire graph 4 units up. The new vertex will be at (0,4). Draw an empty circle around this point.
Darken the graph of y = |x|+4 ONLY for the part which is left of the y-axis.
Now plot a dark dot at (0,4). Draw a dark, horiz. line from that dot to the right.
That's it!
The answer should be B: lines that cross only once
