I will give the brainliest answer! Look at the formula for the volume of a rectangular prism. How does the surface area change in each case?

a) The length is doubled.

b) Both the length and width are doubled.

c) all the length, width, and height are doubled.

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14 January, 13:19

I will give the brainliest answer! Look at the formula for the volume of a rectangular prism. How does the surface area change in each case?

a) The length is doubled.

b) Both the length and width are doubled.

c) all the length, width, and height are doubled.

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Mario Lam · Answer 1

The answer is a the length is doubled

Nikolai Ochoa · Answer 2

i guess the answer should be b

Step-by-step explanation:

surface area depends on the length and width but it doesn't depend on the height of a prism

I will give the brainliest answer! Look at the formula for the volume of a rectangular prism. How does the surface area change in each case?a) The length is doubled.b) Both the length and width are doubled.c) all the length, width, and height are doubled.

I will give the brainliest answer! Look at the formula for the volume of a rectangular prism. How does the surface area change in each case?

a) The length is doubled.

b) Both the length and width are doubled.

c) all the length, width, and height are doubled.