Okay, i need with this really soon, its a mix of math and technology, but the math problem is already done so i just need the pseudocode.

here's the big question:

create a word problem that involves calculating the volume and surface area of a three-dimensional object. the 3d object i chose was the cube.

cube: surface area 6 s², volume s³

print the description of the word problem for the user to read.

ask the user to enter the information necessary to perform the calculations. for

instance, the value for the radius.

use 3.14 for the value of π as needed.

print the results of each calculation.

write the pseudocode for this program. be sure to include the needed input, calculations, and output.

whenever i have the chance to give brainliest, i'll do so, give me a good answer!

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