If the volume of a spherical ball is 1437 cubic inches, what is the radius?Step 1:  V=43πr3V=43πr3  ---> Substitute in 1437 for V and solve for r.Step 2:  1437π=43r31437π=43r3  --->  Divide by  ππ on both sidesStep 3:  4(1437)3π=r34(1437)3π=r3  --->  Multiply by 4 and Divide by 3 on both sidesStep 4:  4(1437)3⋅3π=r4(1437)3⋅3π=r  ---> Divide by 3 on both sides There are 2 mistakes in this process.  Choose the correct 2 mistakes.(2 points)ResponsesStep 1 used the wrong formula for a sphereStep 1 used the wrong formula for a sphereStep 2 should have multiplied by ππ on both sidesStep 2 should have multiplied by  pi on both sidesStep 3 should have multiplied by 3 and divided by 4 on both sidesStep 3 should have multiplied by 3 and divided by 4 on both sidesStep 4 should have taken the cube root instead of dividing by 3Step 4 should have taken the cube root instead of dividing by 3Step 4 should have taken the square root instead of dividin by 3

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Step 1 used the wrong formula for a sphere
Step 4 should have taken the cube root instead of dividing by 3
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