Answer:
F 904.32in ^3
Step-by-step explanation:
first use find the radius, which is always half the diameter, in this case 6.
then use the formula, knowing the radius is 6
[tex]v = 4 \div 3 \pi {r}^{3} [/tex]
the cube the radius
[tex] {6}^{3} = 216[/tex]
multiple radius by 4/3
[tex](4 \div 3)216 = 288[/tex]
then multiply by pi
[tex]\pi \times 288 = 904[/tex]
