2 years ago

If lateral surface area of cube is double then the ratio of volume of new cube to original cube

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Answer:

2√2

Step-by-step explanation:

The area ratio is the square of the side length ratio, so the ratio of side lengths is √2.

The volume ratio is the cube of the side length ratio, so the new cube has a volume that is (√2)³ times that of the original.

The volume ratio is 2√2.

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