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C++ code please Write a
- Output the value of √π.
- Prompt the user to input the value of a double variable r, which stores the radius of a sphere. The program then outputs the following:
- The value of 4.0πr², which is the surface area of the sphere.
- The value of (4.0/3.0)πr³, which is the volume of the sphere.
You should format your output like the following example:
Surface area of the sphere: 4 * PI * 5.00 ^ 2 = 314.16
Volume of the sphere: 4 / 3 * PI * 5.00 ^ 3 = 523.60
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