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If the length of each side of a cube is halved, is the surface area halved? Use an example to support your answer.
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The answer is no you can use x=4 and y=6 for a nice example
@witcon Thank you!
since x*6=24, what is 2*3 etc.
I dont get it. sorry i thought i did.
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hah I misread it as square not cube, dumb me, anyway we can use the same technique to show it
@witcon lol.
if we set the sides of a cube as 4 units, then the surface area is 4*4*6=96
units squared
if we halve the side lengths then its 2*2*6=24=/=96/2
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I need this answered in like 1 minute. so do you think you can hurry please?
6x^2, now put x as x/2, see what happens.
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