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The surface area of a spherical balloon is 175 cm2. If the length of the radius was six times as large, what would the surface area be?
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first calculate radius from\[\large A=4\pi r^2\]
how would i get the radius?
surface area= 4*pi*r^2 radius would be 6*r, so in our formula r^2, thus (6r)^2=36r^2, so multiply the given surface area by 36
so my answer should be 6300?
you have given with A=175 put it in the formula I have given.\[\large 175=4\pi r^2\]\[\large \frac{175}{4\pi}=r^2\]
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calculate r from here.
by calculation you would get \[\large r=\pm3.73cm\]but radius is the length. So length can never be negative. choose the +\[\large r=3.73cm\]Now you have got your radius.
Is it clear up till now?
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