Solve the following problems:Length, Area, and Volume1. Try to convert 51,210 inches to kilometer.2. A circle has a radius of 0.58 yd. What is the area in cm2?3. What is the volume of a sphere, in m3, if the radius is 0.25 ft?

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1. Try to convert 51,210 inches to kilometer. 2. A circle has a radius of 0.58 yd. What is the area in cm2? 3. What is the volume of a sphere, in m3, if the radius is 0.25 ft?