You just measured its surface area, that is the input.
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Claudio Gelmi
on 4 Mar 2013
Needs more Test Cases...
Selvaraaju Murugesan
on 4 Mar 2013
Please add more test cases !
Jean-Marie Sainthillier
on 11 Mar 2013
Problem with the precision.
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Carlos
on 16 Mar 2013
I had to calculate by hand the case for x = 36 pi. Once I simplified the expression, I added a condition for this case. Otherwise, (I guess due to machine error) I wouldn't get it right even though I had the correct code.
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Michael
on 12 Mar 2013
If surface is 36*pi, then volume is (4/3)*pi*(sqrt(36*pi/4/pi))^3
This is math. If one answer is right, they should all be right.
Is this a roundoff question?
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