V = (4/3)πr2
So, πr2 = 3V/4
r2 = 3V / (4π)
r = (1/2)√(3V/π)
Catharine D.
asked 07/26/19How do you isolated for r in the following equation?
V=4/3πr2
V = (4/3)πr2
So, πr2 = 3V/4
r2 = 3V / (4π)
r = (1/2)√(3V/π)
Anonymous A. answered 07/26/19
Experienced ,Patient & Knowledgeable math tutor
v=4/3 pi r^2 (updated problem)
3/4*V= 4/3*PI*r^2
3V/4=pi*r^2
(3V/4)/pi = pi/pi *r^2
(3V/4)* 1/pi =r^2
r = + - √ 3V/2 pi
Anonymous A.
Updated ... Good luck07/27/19
Get a free answer to a quick problem.
Most questions answered within 4 hours.
Choose an expert and meet online. No packages or subscriptions, pay only for the time you need.
Catharine D.
Would you be able to rework. The problem did not write correctly. I've updated07/26/19