If the edges of a cube are doubled in length to produce a new, larger cube, then the

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vova2212 [387]3 years ago

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take x as the side of the cube.

surface area = 6a^2

= 6x^2

take 2x as the next cube

surface area = 6(2x)^2

= 6 x 4 x x^2

= 24x^2

cube two is 4 times more than cube 1 in surface area wise.

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