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A 3-dimensional box has the measurements of 11.5 inches, 9.5 inches, and 3, inches. The surface area of the box is 324 inches squared. What is the surface area of the box if it is scaled up by a factor of 10? What is the volume of the box if it is scaled down by a factor of 1 over 10?
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Scaled up by a factor of 10 implies that its sides are multiplied by 10 Scaled down by a factor of 1/10 applies its sides are divided by 10 Use these above facts to work out the surface area and volume in each condition
so would the surface area scaled up be 3240?
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Surface area= 2ab+2bc+2ac Surface area = 2(115)(30)+2(95)(30)+2(95)(115) Surface area = ..............
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