Calculate balloon volume for each balloon at maximum inflation from the circumference data. (You will have to assume that the balloon was a perfect sphere.) To calculate balloon volume, first find the radius (in cm) of the balloon by using the formula C = 2πr. Then, use the radius' value in the formula V = (4/3)πr3 to calculate volume (in cm3). Show all your work, place units on all numbers (even those within the calculations), and express your answers with appropriate sig figs. (12 pts)

r₁ = 3.583cm

V₁= 192.55cm³

r₂= 5.176cm

V₂ = 580.283cm³

r₃ = 5.255cm

V₃ = 607.479cm³

Step-by-step explanation:

assuming circumferences of each balloons are given as follows C₁ = 22.5cm, C₂ = 32.5cm and C₃ = 33cm

Recall C = 2πr

volume of a sphere is 4/3πr³

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