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Standard VI
Mathematics
Proportions
Given that th...
Question
Given that the volume of a sphere varies as the cube of its radius, and that when the radius is
3
1
2
feet the volume is
179
2
3
cubic feet, find the volume when the radius is
1
f
o
o
t
9
i
n
c
h
e
s
.
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Solution
Let
V
be the volume and
r
be the radius.
According to question let,
V
=
k
.
r
3
Where
k
is a constant,
Given
V
=
179.5
we have
r
=
3.5
So,
179.5
=
k
.
(
3.5
)
3
k
=
179.5
42.875
=
4.19
V
=
(
4.19
)
r
3
1
foot
9
inches is
1.75
feet. So for
r
=
1.75
feet
V
=
(
4.19
)
(
1.75
)
3
V
=
22.45
cubic feet
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