Math, asked by riuu310, 3 months ago

Find the percentage increase in the volume of a sphere whose radius is increased by 25% .​

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Answered by nbdidea
1

Step-by-step explanation:

25+25+25×25/100=56.25

Answered by Mehakbaby
9

Answer:

If the radius of the sphere is increased by 25% it means that the new radius will be: r + 25% of r = 125r/100. So, now we can calculate the volume and surface area of new sphere by taking new radius as 125r/100. So, the new volume = 4π(125/100r)³/3 and the new surface area = 4π(125r/100)².

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