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An iron sphere of radius 14cm is melted. How many spheres each of diameter 7cm can be made out of it.​

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Answered by swapnagangasaram75
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64

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Volume of large sphere is 4/3(pi)r^3 where r is the radius, and the volume of the smaller sphere is 4/3(pi)(r/4)^3 where the radius is a quarter that of the large sphere, because the diameter of the small sphere is 7cm, so its radius is 3.5cm, a quarter of 14cm. Dividing the volume of the small sphere into that of the larger sphere gives us 4^3=64. So since all of the large sphere is used to make the smaller spheres, 64 smaller spheres can be made.

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