find the ratio of the volumes of a cube to to that of a sphere
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The sphere which exactly fits into the cube will have the diameter as the same as the side of the cube.
If ′l′ is the side of the cube , then
Volume of the cube (V1)=l3
Volume of the sphere (V2)=43π(l2)3
∴V1:V2 is l3:43π(l2)3
⟹l3:43πl38
⟹l3:πl36
⟹6:π
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Vcube = s3 where s is the side length.
Vsphere = (4/3)·pi·r3 where r is the sphere'sradius.
3√(3/4pi) = r/s.
Vsphere = (4/3)·pi·r3 where r is the sphere'sradius.
3√(3/4pi) = r/s.
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