#surface area circle
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@tame briar
since the sphere is a quarter, the curved area can be worked out using the surface area formula
so u basically quarter the 4pi r^2
which gives u just pi r^2
the flat area can be worked out using the area of a circle which is pi r^2
so the total surface area is just 3 pi r^2 if u add all this up
finally to get the radius, u use whats given... so 576=4/3 pi r^2
rearrange this ro get pi on its own.... so (576 x 3)/4 = pi r^2
432= pi r^2
432/pi=r^2
sqr rt (432/pi) = r
yeah
and then plug that in to this
what was ur final ans?
nah thats not 3.s.f
oh wait nvm ur right
is that correct?
mb mb lemme check this out rq
yeah isee what i did
its meant to plug into 2 pi r ^2
since the flat area as a whole is two semi circles which make up one full circle
did it work?
yeah sorry bout the wrong answer... one sec just @ a mentor rq
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wait
try 864 rq pls
ur meant to carry on the entire value, rather than a rounded figure, since it causes errors carried forward
yeah u always carry the full value forward lol
if it's not this, then im sorry for wasting your time 😢 idk where else it could of went wrong. Oh yeah I also got the rearranging wrong ,since the power of 3 looked like 2. I'm so sorry 😔
oh damn
is it 905 cm² ?
rearrange equation find radius
575pi = 4/3pir^3
r^3 = 432
r = 7.559526299
find SA
4 x 7.5595^2 x pi / 4
and then add on area of the two semi circles, so pi x 7.5595^2
the volume is 576 pi not 575
also since its a quarter-sphere the formula for volume is 1/3 pi r^2 , not 4/3
right method/process but u missed some steps
What
Its not a hemisphere bro
I did it jsut as i woke up
so i probably made some dumb mistakes
quarter-sphere*
yes
And then u find the surface area
4 xpi x 12^2 / 4
the area of the 2 semicircles
pi x 12^2
yeah
2 semi circles
I worked out the back
so u do 1/4 * 4 pi r ^2
here
which is also pi r^2
yh
mhm
ah ye