Three Dimensional Geometry Spheres Independent Practice 1. Consider a sphere with a radius with an inches. Part A: Determine the surface area of the sphere. Part B: Determine the volume of the sphere. 2. A sphere has a diameter of centimeters and a surface area of square centimeters. Find the value of3. DC SPORTS Inc ships sports balls around the world. A bowling ball has a diameter of inches. A basketball has a circumference of inches. A softball has a circumference of inches. A golf ball has a diameter of inches. Determine which package of balls has the most volume: One bowling ball, one basketball, four dozen golf balls, or 50 softballs. Justify your answer. 4. The Torrid Zone on Earth is the area between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn (lines of latitude close to the equator). The distance between these two tropics is about miles. You can estimate the distance as the height of a cylindrical belt around the earth at the equator. Part A: If the radius of the Earth is miles, then estimate the amount of surface area of the Torrid Zone. Approximate to the nearest thousands place. Part B: A meteorite is equally likely to hit the earth Estimate the probability of a meteorite hitting the Torrid Zone.Three Dimensional Geometry Spheres Mini Assessment 1. Suppose that you buy an exercise ball with diameter of 85 cm and your brother buys an exercise ball with diameter of 65 cm. What is the difference between the volume and surface area of both balls? Justify your answer and round to the nearest hundredth