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<span>Use the formula below to find the volume of the beach ball.
Remember that the radius is one-half of the diameter.
V=3/4 pi r^3 =4/3(3.14)(9 in)^3 =3,052.08
Therefore, the beach ball has a volume of 3,052.08 cubic inches when it is completely full.
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Remember that the radius is one-half of the diameter.
V=3/4 pi r^3 =4/3(3.14)(9 in)^3 =3,052.08
Therefore, the beach ball has a volume of 3,052.08 cubic inches when it is completely full.
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