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Hey if you could possibly help me understand what to do to solve this question I would be very grateful. Please explain the steps so I understand it. Many thanks.

Make 'r' the subject of the following formula: V=4/3 Pi r3

I couldn't write it properly so basically v equal four thirds x pi x r to the power of three
Rearrange it.
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Original post by SpeedyGonzalez
Hey if you could possibly help me understand what to do to solve this question I would be very grateful. Please explain the steps so I understand it. Many thanks.

Make 'r' the subject of the following formula: V=4/3 Pi r3

I couldn't write it properly so basically v equal four thirds x pi x r to the power of three


multiply both sides by 3
divide both sides by 4pi
then you should be able to see the final step
Original post by TeeEm
multiply both sides by 3
divide both sides by 4pi
then you should be able to see the final step


Damn! So pissed of at myself for such an amateur mistake! You are a legend, Cheers.
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Legend?
I am not dead yet ...

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