Let the radius of the cylinder be \(r\) units and the height be \(h\) units.
The volume of the sphere \(= \cfrac{4}{3} \pi r^3\) cubic units.
The volume of the right circular cylinder \(= \pi r^2 h\) cubic units.
According to the given condition, \(\cfrac{4}{3} \pi r^3 = \pi r^2 h\)
Or, \(4r = 3h\)
Or, \(\cfrac{r}{h} = \cfrac{3}{4}\)
Or, \(r:h = 3:4\)
\(∴\) The ratio of the cylinder's radius to its height is \(3:4\).