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Find the volume of a sphere whose surface area is 154 cm2

Let the radius be r

Given, Surface area = 154 cm2


4πr2 = 154


4 * * r* r = 154


r = 3.5 cm


Now,


Volume = πr3


= * * (3.5)3


= cm3


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