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Let a point in space and r be a positive real number. The set of all points whose distance from O is less than or equal to r is called a sphere with center O and radius r. The spherical surface with center O and radius r is the set of points whose distance from point O is equal to r.

We can imagine a spherical surface as the "shell" of a sphere, but a shell without thickness.

Sphere volume

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The volume of a sphere of radius r is given by:

Sphere surface area:

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References:
CHAVANTE, Eduardo; PRESTES, Diego. Mathematics 2. First Edition. São Paulo: Quadrant, 2016.









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