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>>> import math >>> print(math. Pi) 3.141592653589793 >>> def print_volume(): print ("What is the radius of the sphere? Please input:") r=float(input()) V=4/(3*math. Pi*(r**3)) print (V) >>> print_volume() What is the radius of the sphere? Please input: 0.5 3.3953054526271007 >>> print_volume() What is the radius of the sphere? Please input: 15 0.00012575205380100372 >>> print_volume() What is the radius of the sphere? Please input: 5 0.0033953054526271007
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