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The measures of a sphere with a volume of 972pi in^3 are multipled by 1/3. what is the volume of the sphere?

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Answer 1

Claire Akin

#36pi# cub.in

If you reduce all measures by 1/3 the volume will be reduced in three directions (height, width and depth) by:

#1/3xx1/3xx1/3=1/27# in other words divided by #27#

And #972/27=36# cub.in

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Answer 2

Violet Aldrich

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Answer 3

Caroline Aucoin

The volume of the sphere after multiplying its measures by ( \frac{1}{3} ) is ( 972\pi \times \left(\frac{1}{3}\right)^3 = 36\pi , \text{in}^3 ).

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