The rearranged formula for volume in terms of radius,r is .
What is volume?
- Volume is a measure of enthralled three-dimensional space.
- It's frequently quantified numerically using SI-deduced units or by colorful Homeric units( similar to the gallon, quart, boxy inch).
- The description of length( cubed) is interrelated with volume. The volume of a vessel is generally understood to be the capacity of the vessel; i.e., the quantum of fluid( gas or liquid) that the vessel could hold, rather than the quantum of space the vessel itself displaces.
- In ancient times, volume is measured using analogous-structured natural holders and latterly on, standardized holders.
- Some simple three-dimensional shapes can have their volume fluently calculated using computation formulas.
- Volumes of more complicated shapes can be calculated with integral math if a formula exists for the shape's boundary.
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The rearranged formula for volume in terms of radius,r is .
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