Math, asked by visweshsaravan27, 11 months ago

find the surface area of a sphere of radius 5.6 cm

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Answered by adiashu10

9

Answer:

TSA of sphere = 4 pie r^2

= 4×22/7 × 56/10 × 56/10

= 394.24cm^3

Answered by das746465

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Answer:

given r=5.6 cm

C.S.A of sphere= 4 Pi R square =22\7×5.6×5.6=22×4.48=9856cmsquare

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