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5 March, 20:17

If you doubled the surface area of a sphere how would the surface area change

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  1. 5 March, 20:19
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    If r is the radius of a sphere its surface area = 4 (pi) r^2. If the radius is doubled then its surface area = 4 (pi) (2r) ^2 = 4*4 (pi) r^2. So the surface area becomes 4-fold or the increase in surface area is 300%.
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