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Had the author simplified the formula for "Vanswer" rather than plugging in values for h & c, he would have gotten:
Vanswer = (Pi/6) * h^3
From which is it easy to see that the answer in this particular case is 36 * Pi but it also makes clear that the answer does not depend on R.
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Had the author simplified the formula for "Vanswer" rather than plugging in values for h & c, he would have gotten:
Vanswer = (Pi/6) * h^3
From which is it easy to see that the answer in this particular case is 36 * Pi but it also makes clear that the answer does not depend on R.