If radius of a sphere is doubled what percentage increase the volume
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The original case: V=(43)⋅π⋅r3
Now you have 2r (instead of r)
The new situation: V'=(43)⋅π?(2r)3
Since the first two terms are identical you can cancel them:
V'V=(2r)3r3
which will yield:
V'V=8r3r3
Finally you will have V'V=8
In other words, in the new case you will have 8 times larger volume.
Now you have 2r (instead of r)
The new situation: V'=(43)⋅π?(2r)3
Since the first two terms are identical you can cancel them:
V'V=(2r)3r3
which will yield:
V'V=8r3r3
Finally you will have V'V=8
In other words, in the new case you will have 8 times larger volume.
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