Sphere Radius from Volume: 50 cubic units
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50 cubic units converts to
2.285391 units
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Input: 50 cubic units
Output: 2.285391 units
Sphere Radius from Volume
Calculate sphere radius from volume by solving V = 4/3πr³ for radius.
Calculated Result
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Nearby Reference Values
| Sphere Volume | Sphere Radius |
|---|---|
| 1 cubic units | 0.62035 units |
| 5 cubic units | 1.060784 units |
| 10 cubic units | 1.336505 units |
| 25 cubic units | 1.813916 units |
| 50 cubic units | 2.285391 units |
| 100 cubic units | 2.879412 units |
| 250 cubic units | 3.907963 units |
| 500 cubic units | 4.923725 units |
| 1,000 cubic units | 6.203505 units |
| 2,500 cubic units | 8.419452 units |
| 5,000 cubic units | 10.607844 units |
| 10,000 cubic units | 13.365046 units |
| 25,000 cubic units | 18.139158 units |
| 50,000 cubic units | 22.853907 units |
| 100,000 cubic units | 28.794119 units |
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Sphere Radius from Volume, formulas, and expected usage.
What does the Sphere Radius from Volume calculator do?
It helps with deriving sphere radius from volume when size must be back-calculated.
What formula does the Sphere Radius from Volume calculator use?
Radius = ∛(3V / 4π).
What inputs are valid?
Volume must be zero or greater for physical spheres.
When would I use this?
deriving sphere radius from volume when size must be back-calculated
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