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ololo11 [35]3 years ago

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Same as all the other ones like this.

Since the two figures are similar . . .

-- The ratio of of their volumes is R³ .

-- The ratio of their surface areas is R² .

-- The ratio of their dimensions is R .

So R³ is 729 / 2744 .

Take the cube root of that and you'll have R .

Then square R and you'll have the ratio of their surface areas.

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