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SA = 4pier^2h, where SA is the surface area, r is the radius, and h is the height. What happens to the height if the surface area is cut in half and the radius stays the same?
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\[\Large SA = 4\pi r^2h\] If you half the SA, but keep r the same, then we can ignore r (as well as 4pi) Halving SA means we must half the height.
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