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24 June, 03:24

The two spheres above have the same center. One has a radius of 2 cm, the other has a radius of 3 cm. Approximately how much space is in between the two spheres?

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  1. 24 June, 03:51
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    Calculate the volume of both spheres and subtract the volume of the smallest from the volume of the biggest.

    Volume of a sphere = [4/3] π (r^3)

    Volume of the big sphere = [4/3]π (3cm) ^3

    Volume of the small sphere = [4/3]π (2cm) ^3

    Space in between = [4/3]π (27 - 8) cm^3 = 79.59 cm^3
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