if each side of cylinder is doubled then find the no. of times its vol increases
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how many sides does a cylinder have?
Step-by-step explanation:
vol-pi.r2.h
vol2-pi.4r2.2h
vol:vol2=1:8
hence it becomes 8 times
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Think about how many dimensions for “area”. It is two. Volume requires three dimensions. Now this might be over-simplifying but the question posted is an elementary academic problem so the simple explanation follows:
For each dimension “doubled”, that is going to multiply the area by two. Since it would not be a cube anymore if just one edge (or dimension) is doubled, all edges must be doubled. That is all three. Area, being two dimensions, is multiplied by a factor of 2×2 = 4 sq. units.
As a side note, the cube's volume is muliplied by a factor of 8 (that is 2x2x2).
For each dimension “doubled”, that is going to multiply the area by two. Since it would not be a cube anymore if just one edge (or dimension) is doubled, all edges must be doubled. That is all three. Area, being two dimensions, is multiplied by a factor of 2×2 = 4 sq. units.
As a side note, the cube's volume is muliplied by a factor of 8 (that is 2x2x2).
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