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if each edge of a cube is doubled
how many times will it's surface area increase, By the way I know it's 3, But Prove how it's 3, It's not 4, Correct explanation =will mark u BRAINLIEST True, 20 points for this question ​

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Answered by Shivabhatt01
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If each edge of a cube is doubled.How many times will its surface area increase?How many times will its volume increase?

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Step 1: Find how many times will surface area increase.

Let, original edge of cube=a

Given that, edge is doubled.

Therefore, New Edge =2a

Surface area of original cube=6×(edge)

2

=6a

2

Surface area of new cube=6×(edge)

2

=6(2a)

2

=6×4a

2

=24a

2

⇒4×(6a

2

)

Therefore, new surface area will be 4 times the original surface area.

Step 2: Find how many times the volume increases.

Let, original edge of a cube=a

Given that, edge is doubled, new edge =2a

Volume of original cube = edge

3

=a

3

Volume of new cube = edge

3

=(2a)

3

=8a

3

=8×a

3

New volume will be 8 times original volume.

Hence, the new surface area is 4 times the

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