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what happens to the surface area of a sphere as its sides double?
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Let's look at the formulas for volume and surface area. Plug one into the other and wherever you see area, just put in 2*area and that will tell you.
loll say radius ...its radius will change
how much find that out by following what kainui said
So I would plug in the area formula into the volume formula and vise versa?
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surface area= 4pi(r1)^2 new after doubling =4*pi*(r2)^2
but new area = 2*old area 4*pi*(r2)^2=2*4*Pi*(r)^2 r2)^2=2*(r1)^2 r2=(2*r1^2)^1/2 r2=(sqrt2)*r1 that is the new radius
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