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candygirl220:

Two cubes have side lengths that are equal to 2x and 4x. How many times greater than the surface of the small cube is the surface area of the large cube?

imqwerty:

Surface area of a cube = \(6\times (side)^2\) You have the sides given as 2x and 4x

imqwerty:

so you can plug in those values and find the two surface areas and then find the ratio of areas of big and small cube that'd be your answer

candygirl220:

so would I get 24x^2 amd 96x^2?

imqwerty:

Yes

imqwerty:

From that you can tell how many times greater is the surface area of bigger cube

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