How do you convert a ratio from length to How do you convert a ratio from length to volume?

Mathematics

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marin [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

I believe that you increase, x * l or x * r, in length or radius, the increase in surface area is x squared (x2) and the increase in volume is x cubed (x3). I don't know if its helpful or not.

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