Explain when each of the following formula adjustments might prove useful.
A. Dividing the volume formula for a sphere by two.
B. Dividing the volume formula for a rectangle prism by three.
Part a) volume of a sphere=(4/3)*pi*r³ where r is the radius When the volume formula of the sphere is divided by two, it is useful to find the volume of the hemisphere so volume of hemisphere=[(4/3)*pi*r³]/2----> (2/3)*pi*r³
part b) volume of the rectangular prism=pi*B*h where B is the area of the rectangular base h is the height of the prism
When dividing the volume formula of a rectangular prism by three, it is useful to obtain the volume of a rectangular pyramid with the same base and the same height as the prism