Thread: Stumped on a math problem

I really can't solve this ...I'm lost because of the pie.....the problem is:


4/3(pie)x r to the third power
r=8.43


wasn't sure how to do the symbols for the problem sorry

Originally Posted by ambergarrett955

I really can't solve this ...I'm lost because of the pie.....the problem is:


4/3(pie)x r to the third power



wasn't sure how to do the symbols for the problem sorry

so depending on your value of r you would just multiply. For example if r =2



I hope this helps.

Seems to me you are writing down the formula for the volume of a sphere with a radius of .

Well pi (not pie ) is about 3.14, so you can stick a 3.14 in wherever you see pi, and stick a fork in wherever you see pie.

So the volume of your sphere is:

Just multiply those numbers together.

Originally Posted by ambergarrett955

I really can't solve this ...I'm lost because of the pie.....the problem is:


4/3(pie)x r to the third power
r=8.43


wasn't sure how to do the symbols for the problem sorry