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First, for the 3rd time, get the formula for the surface area of the sphere.
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The surface area of a sphere is:
A=4pi r^{2}.
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If surface area of sphere is 100pi cm^2 , it's radius will be
5
10
25
50
Since you know A = 100 pi you can substitute into that formula.
Do you know what to do now?
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Zeeshan, in the future, it would be preferable to try LaTeX or Codecogs so people can understand your statements.
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Well said, Latex is possible DK's greatest contribution to man.
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Haha I really know the formula but write 2 by mistake
Mathegocart hehe I think you people good in english so I wrote fast but you count every single statement
Next time I wrote complete question ok
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Ans is 5
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r = 5 is correct.
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You know power series???
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Yes, I know lots of nice things about power series.
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Plz explain
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Plz explain
A power series can be thought of as a polynomial of infinite degree. The field is huge so you will have to narrow the questiion down. In computation, we use them often.
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Means???.
computation, we use them often.
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Polynomials are something we know a lot about. They are easy to compute, they have nice derivatives and integrals, we can find the roots numerically, they are faster for computers. Transcendental functions like e^x are another matter.
For instance if we have x^2 - 2x + 1 and x = 1 anybody who has some algebra can tell us the 1^2 - 2(1) + 1 = 0.
But if I ask what is e^x when x = 1? It is not so easy. To get that we use power series ( among other methods ).
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Hmm e^x at 1 is difficult to compute so which series used
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The power series for e^x of course.
Notice that e^x has been replaced by powers of x.
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Hi here are all the answers.
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