Does anybody know a formula to find the thickness of a sphere?i have mass,volume,density,&surface area.?

Answer 1

It's not clear exactly what you're asking.

Density = mass/volume.

A "sphere" is defined as having no thickness.

It's possible that you need to find the volume of a spherical SHELL, which is the space between two spheres. To do that, just take the volume of the bigger sphere and subtract the volume of the smaller sphere. Each is a function of radius.

If the radius of the outer sphere is fixed and you have to solve for the radius of the inner sphere -- well, once you've done that, you also know the difference between the two radius figures, and that's exactly the thickness of the shell.