Calculate the Radius of a Sphere When Given Its Volume

This middle school math video shows how to work backwards to calculate the radius of a sphere when given its volume.

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Thanks for this! I missed this unit in our class due to being sick and this cleared it up for me really well! :D

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I'm not english and I couldnt find a video about this topic in my own language. Thank you for both showing and explaining what to do.

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[@steelawayca1]

So, here's a new way to do it...find the volume of the cube that has the same size edge as the diameter of the sphere. That's 1047.4 times 1.90986. Next, take the cube root of the product. Then, divide that by 2. Of course, the radius is 6.3. Incidentally, the surface area of the cube with a 12.6 side is 12.6 x12.6 x6, and if you divide that by 1.90986, well, see for yourself! It's magical. You have the surface area of the sphere! There's a relationship between the cube and the sphere that's been completely ignored by mathematicians.

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what will I do when no volume is given?

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Thank you so much this really helped. Im 11 and you made everything so clear 😀

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Thank you so much I have been working on this problem for a month now but still I didn't get it but now I got it thank youuu!!

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bro, the second one always gets me the right answer and its easier so ye

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When I need to resort to this random guy since my teacher doesn't explain anything

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Would this same process apply to a cone or cylinder?

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Great explanation. Thank you

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My teacher gets rid of 4/3 instead by multiplying by both sides instead of multiplying 4/3 x pie. Will it produce the same output?

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I'm learning in the quarantine because we need to stay home and we don't go to school but the homework is in the computer so these problems we are doing now

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makes no sense I keep trying to get my answer but it's not working

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I’ve got a test today and there’s only one of these problems but I’m trying to figure it out lol

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What is 4/3 of the sphere?

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Its not 4/3 of the sphere its just 4/3 😊

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Hey question can you do a video of how to do this video but for the level of 6th grades, bc this is a little more advanced for me 😅. And I wanna be ahead of my class so yea byeeeeee. 🐈🐁🐀💁🏽‍♀️

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