V = 28,730 cubic feet.
V = 212,175 ft3
V = 28,730 ft3
Given only one radius measure, the most likely shape is a sphere. A sphere with a 1 foot radius has a volume of 26.1 Imperial gallons (31.3 US gal). Given only one radius measure, the most likely shape is a sphere. A sphere with a 1 foot radius has a volume of 26.1 Imperial gallons (31.3 US gal). Given only one radius measure, the most likely shape is a sphere. A sphere with a 1 foot radius has a volume of 26.1 Imperial gallons (31.3 US gal). Given only one radius measure, the most likely shape is a sphere. A sphere with a 1 foot radius has a volume of 26.1 Imperial gallons (31.3 US gal).
Volume of a sphere = 4/3*pi*radius3 Volume = 4/3*pi*93 = 3053.628059 Volume = 3054 cubic feet to the nearest cubic foot.
I don't know! Just get one that look right!
how much does a thirty foot queen palm cost
the volume of the box is 1
volume for 20 foot container
Of course not. Imagine putting that 1-foot wide ball of solid iron in a box that is exactly 1 foot square. Won't there be a lot of empty space all around the ball, except at the points where the ball touches the flat wall of the container? The empty space proves the volume of the ball (sphere) is less than the volume of the cube. If the volume is less, and if both are made of the same thing, the sphere will weigh less.
None or infinitely many, depending upon your view of the second and third dimensions of a linear length.Or to put it another way:Cubic feet measure volume, whereasinches measure lengthThey measure different things and it makes no sense to ask how much volume in a length.
The surface area of this sphere is 2,827 square feet.
The volume of the ball, right? You can measure the ball's diameter, divide by 2 to get the radius, then use the formula for the volume of a sphere. If you find it difficult to measure the diameter, you can also measure the circunference, and divide that by (2 x pi) to get the radius.