if the radius of a sphere is doubled what will happen to its surface area ?
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let the original radius be R
So the new radius is 2R
Original SA = 4πr²
Original SA = 4 π × R² ........ (i)
New SA = 4π × (2R)²
New SA= 4π×4R²
New SA= 16 πR²
New SA= 4(4 πR²). .....(ii)
from (ii) and (i)
new SA = 4 Original SA
so when radius is doubled, SA is four times
So the new radius is 2R
Original SA = 4πr²
Original SA = 4 π × R² ........ (i)
New SA = 4π × (2R)²
New SA= 4π×4R²
New SA= 16 πR²
New SA= 4(4 πR²). .....(ii)
from (ii) and (i)
new SA = 4 Original SA
so when radius is doubled, SA is four times
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