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A spherical balloon has a volume of \(972\pi\) cubic cm, what is the surface area of the balloon in sq. cm?


(A) 324
(B) 729
(C) \(243 \pi\)
(D) \(324\pi\)
(E) \(729 \pi\)


Volume of the sphere: 4/3*Pi*R^3
It is given as 972*Pi
On solving we will get R = 9.

Total Surface Area of a Sphere = 4*pi*R^2 = 4*81*pi = 324*pi D
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