Posted by steve plz help reply on Tuesday, February 15, 2011 at 10:10pm.
Volume of a sphere V=(4*Pi)/3*r^3
Domain all real numbers you can cube any real number and multiply it by another real number.
This is a one to one cubic with an inverse.
Solve for v in r=(4*Pi)/3*v^3 to find it.
It is v= (1/4)* (3^1/3)*(4^2/3)*(r/Pi)^1/3
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