of the radius of a hemisphere is doubled then what is the ratio of their surface area
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The increase in surface area is 300% when the radius of a sphere is doubled. Therefore it is concluded that if the radius of a sphere is doubled then the ratio of their surface area is 4 times the old area.
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surface area of sphere1: surface area of sphere2
4 * pi * radius^2 : 4 * pi * (2 *radius)^2
Cancelling similar terms on both formulas gives
1 * radius^2 : (2 *radius)^2
1 * radius^2 : 4 * radius^2
Cancelling similar terms in the ratio
1 : 4
The ratio of the surface areas of the first sphere to the second sphere is 1 : 4.
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