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Find the volume of the beach ball and the volume of the toy ball. How many times greater is the volume of the beach ball than the volume of the toy ball?
A.THE VOLUME OF THE BALL IS 904 CUBIC INCHES. b. THE VOLUME OF THE BEACH BALL IS 678 CUBIC INCHES. c.the volume of the beach ball is 452 cubic inches

Find The Volume Of The Beach Ball And The Volume Of The Toy Ball How Many Times Greater Is The Volume Of The Beach Ball Than The Volume Of The Toy Ball ATHE VOL class=

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  • Volume of beach ball = 904 cubic inches
  • Volume of toy ball = 113 cubic inches
  • The beach ball is 8 times greater compared to the toy ball

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Work Shown:

Beach ball

V = volume of sphere

V = (4/3)*pi*r^3

V = (4/3)*3.14*(6)^3 .... the beach ball has diameter 12, so radius is 6

V = 904.32

V = 904 cubic inches is the approximate volume of the beach ball

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Toy ball

V = volume of sphere

V = (4/3)*pi*r^3

V = (4/3)*3.14*(3)^3 .... the toy ball has diameter 6, so radius is 3

V = 113.04

V = 113 cubic inches is the approximate volume of the toy ball

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Divide the two volumes to find that 904/113 = 8

This means that the beach ball is 8 times greater in volume compared to the toy ball

We can say

[tex]\text{Beach ball volume} = 8*\left(\text{toy ball volume}\right)[/tex]

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The beach ball's volume is 7238.23and if we round that would be 7238 and the volume for the toy ball is 904.78 and if we round that it would be 905.So, it's around 7 times greater. The difference after they are rounded is  6,333.

Hope this helps.

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