Posted by Yulia on Monday, August 24, 2009 at 8:04pm.
yes. Unless you have to worry about significant digits.
yes, but I wonder if you should be paying attention to sig digits.
No.
radius=cuberoot (3*volume/(4PI))
The first two are OK. For the third question, use
R^3 = [3/(4 pi)]*V
and then take the cube root
To get cube root on a calculator, use the yx key
as
NUMBER yx (1/3) =
That give you the cube root of NUMBER
Yes, I do have to be paying attention to sig figs, just for this chapter though
and for the third one, is it 6.297560287884612?
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