What is the SI unit used in measuring an amount of material contained in a solid sphere?

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Meave60
Sep 14, 2017

You could use the cubic meter, #"m"^3"#, or the cubic centimeter, #"cm"^3"#.

Explanation:

Volume is a derived SI quantity with the unit, #"m"^3"#. However, most problems asking for the volume of a sphere give the radius in centimeters, #"cm"#, which would mean the volume would be in #"cm"^3"#.

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