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What is the ratio of volume of a sphere to that of a hemisphere of a same radius?

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Answered by Sanramkar
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

So volume of hemisphere=1/2 of the volume of the sphere.

So volume of sphere=4/3*π*r^3

Volume of hemisphere=2/3*π*r^3

So the ratio will be:

(4/3*π*r^3)/(2/3*π*r^3)=2

Note: there is no change in the radius. If the radius of the hemisphere was given to be fair of the sphere then the answer will be different.

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