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If the volume of a sphere is 36pi cubic units, what is the radius?

If the volume of a sphere is 36pi cubic units, what is the radius?
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If the volume of a sphere is 36pi cubic units, what is the radius?

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User Dima Gimburg
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The radius is about 2.05
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User Alayna
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V=(4πr^3)/3

r^3=3V/(4π)

r=((3V)/(4π))^(1/3) we are given that V=36π so

r=27^(1/3)

r=3
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