For spring break this year your family decided to visit Michigan, but it snows the first weekend you are there. You decide to make a snowman. If the bottom ball is 3 feet across, the middle ball is 2 feet across, and the top is 1 foot across, how much snow is needed to build the whole snowman? Round your answer to the nearest cubic foot.

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Yasmine Frazier

Mathematics

9 May, 19:06

For spring break this year your family decided to visit Michigan, but it snows the first weekend you are there. You decide to make a snowman. If the bottom ball is 3 feet across, the middle ball is 2 feet across, and the top is 1 foot across, how much snow is needed to build the whole snowman? Round your answer to the nearest cubic foot.

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Amiah · Answer 1

V = 4/3 (pi r times ^3) = formula for this knowing that you than

Combine volumes up (1ft times 3.14) + (2ft times 3.14) + (3ft times 3.14)

18.8 >. rounded to the nearest cubic foot of 19