a
P = \(\frac{3m}{4 \pi d^3}\)
b
p = 4\(\pi md^3\)
c
p = \(\frac{6m}{\pi d^3}\)
d
p = \(\frac{3m}{2 \pi d^3}\)
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P = \(\frac{3m}{4 \pi d^3}\)
p = 4\(\pi md^3\)
p = \(\frac{6m}{\pi d^3}\)
p = \(\frac{3m}{2 \pi d^3}\)
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