1. The volume of a sphere is given by V =ar³, where V is the volume andr is the radius. If a certain sphere has a radius given as 0.005250m. Findit's volume specifying it with correct number of digits. Calculate thesmallest and largest volumes that the sphere might have with the giveninformation.

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