A metal cube with the side length a is melted into a sphere. The diameter of the sphere is:
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Let's say the side length of our cube is a. Then the volume of our cube will be a³.
Let's assume there is no amount of metal lost when melting it into a sphere. Then the volume of our sphere thus obtained will be equal to the volume of our cube.
So,
volume of sphere = volume of cube
Let's put the formula for the above to work out the radius of the sphere, where r is the radius of our sphere
(4/3)πr³ = a³
So rearranging our above equation to get radius, we will get,
r³ = (3a³/4π) and thus our radius of the sphere would be
r = ³√(3a³/4π) or (3a³/4π)^(1/3)
Where a is the side length of our cube.
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