Find the volume of the sphere with radius 1 m.

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Find the volume of the sphere with radius 1 m.

Sumit Saini 23rd Dec, 2021

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Sumit Saini 23rd Dec, 2021

The volume of the sphere is equal to 43r3

Given, r=1

V=4/3×(3.14×1^3)

=4.2 m^3

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