The amount of the extra snow would a child need to take a snowball will be 636.71 cubic cm.
<h3>What is the volume of the sphere?</h3>
Let d be the diameter of the sphere.
Then the volume of the sphere will be
V = 1/6 πd³ cubic units
Then the amount of the extra snow would a child need to take a snowball with a diameter of 8 cm and increase its size to a snowball with a diameter of 12 cm will be
Amount of snow = 1/6 π x 12³ - 1/6 π x 8³
Amount of snow = 288 π - 85.33π
Amount of snow = 636.71 cubic cm
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30÷25=1.2
she reads 1 page in 1.2 seconds
there fore 1.2×200=240
the answer is 240 seconds
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Answer:Hello! Here we have a cube, with a mass of 10g and a side length of 2.5cm.
First we want to determine the volume.
The volume of a cube, is equal to his cubic side length, where L is the side length:
So
So the volume of the cube is 15.625 cubic centimeters.
Now we want to calculate te density of the material, as you know:
This means that the density is 0.64 grams per cubic centimeter.
Step-by-step explanation:
