How many spherical balls each of radius 1cm made from a solid sphere of lead of radius 4cm.
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Increasing the radius by any factor x increases the volume by a factor of x^3.
[That's x cubed, if you aren't familiar with the local convention for writing exponents.]
In this case, the factor x=8,
so the volume of the sphere of radius 8 is
8^3 = 512 times the volume of a sphere of radius 1.
Thus, it takes 512 balls [answer d] to make the sphere.
[That's x cubed, if you aren't familiar with the local convention for writing exponents.]
In this case, the factor x=8,
so the volume of the sphere of radius 8 is
8^3 = 512 times the volume of a sphere of radius 1.
Thus, it takes 512 balls [answer d] to make the sphere.
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Step-by-step explanation:
no. of balls =(volume of big sphere)/(volume of small sphere)
=(4/3πR^3)/(4/3πr3)
=(3^3)/(1^3)
=27/1
=27
hence,27balls are made from big sphere
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