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Sokarhacd Ball and Chain Trooper Resistance is Futile You Will Be Assimilated Hab SoSlI' Quch Level: 61  Posts: 1569/1757 EXP: 1799888 For next: 76708 Since: 03-15-04 Since last post: 6 days Last activity: 4 hours |
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| Can anybody help me with this math question? Why the ratio of a surface area of a sphere is not the same as the ratio of the volume of a sphere.. I can't seem to figure this out! Thanks. |
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| Volume is cubed, surface area is squared. It follows, thus, that volume will increase much faster than surface area. | |||
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Sokarhacd Ball and Chain Trooper Resistance is Futile You Will Be Assimilated Hab SoSlI' Quch Level: 61 Posts: 1570/1757 EXP: 1799888 For next: 76708 Since: 03-15-04 Since last post: 6 days Last activity: 4 hours |
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| I figured it was something like that, I just needed to be reassured... Thank you for helping me out! It's most appreciated. edit: fine then I will keep it here  another question. This kinda makes sense, but ill ask anyway heres the question Jason uses the displacement method to determine the volume of a ball bearing, if the ball bearing displaces 83 mL of water, what is the volume of the ball bearing in Cubic centimetres? well what I know is the volume of the water displaced is equal to the volume of the ball bearing, which is 83 mL, but I need to get that into cubic centimetres, which is the problem, IIRC 1mL is equal to 1 cubic centimetre. anyone think they can help me here. (edited by Dcahrakos on 09-14-05 02:47 PM) |
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NSNick Laidback Admin Level: 85  Posts: 3634/3875 EXP: 5895841 For next: 2699 Since: 03-15-04 From: North Side School: OSU Since last post: 9 hours Last activity: 1 hour |
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Although this problem doesn't really need it, when you're going from one unit to another, it's best to use a conversion ratio:
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