If the length of each side of a cube is reduced to its original value, is the surface area reduced to its original value?

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If the length of each side of a cube is reduced to  its original value, is the surface area reduced to  its original value?

anonymous · Answer

please help me

anonymous · Answer

Not sure I understand your question.

Lets say there was some original value and you then increased the sides (and therefore the surface area).

You seem to be asking whether this procedure can be reversed?

I should think so, right?

anonymous · Answer

If the length of each side of a cube is reduced to 1/3  its original value, is the surface area reduced to 1/3 its original value?

anonymous · Answer

sorry

anonymous · Answer

Well, what about a test...

Take a cube of side 3, 6 faces of 3*3 is 54
Reduce side to 1
6 faces of 1*1 is 6 (reduction is 1over 3 squared)

anonymous · Answer

Happy with that?

anonymous · Answer

yes very

anonymous · Answer

thanks helped alot

anonymous · Answer

line = 1, area = squared, volume is cubed....

anonymous · Answer

What is the exact diameter of an area rug with a circumference of  42 feet?

anonymous · Answer

????

anonymous · Answer

This is a new question, you should post it new so people will see it......
Any way, just use circumference = pi*diameter