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24 December, 16:40

Joseph's soccer ball had a radius of 5 inches. Herschel's basket ball had a diameter of 16 inches. How much more air will Herschel need to inflate his basket ball than Joseph will need to inflate his soccer ball. Round your answer to the nearest whole.

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