Engineering Board Exam Reviewer · Solid Geometry: Cones, Spheres, and Frustums · easy
Find the volume of a sphere of radius 6.
- 288 π 904.78
- 144 π 452.39
- 72 π 226.19
- 216 π 678.58
Answer
A. 288 π 904.78
Solution
V= 43π r3= 43π(216)=288π 904.78.
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