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Similarly in 3D Solids

cylinders b and c are mathematically similar.
The volume of b is 1/64 of the volume of c.
The surface area of b is 35.2cm².
Work out the surface area of cylinder c

(but how???)

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Reply 1

mqb2766

Original post by LylyGocon

cylinders b and c are mathematically similar.
The volume of b is 1/64 of the volume of c.
The surface area of b is 35.2cm².
Work out the surface area of cylinder c

Which bit are you stuck with?
Think about if the "lengths" all double for a similar cylinder. How does the surface area and how does the volume change?

Reply 2

LylyGocon

Original post by mqb2766

Which bit are you stuck with?
Think about if the "lengths" all double for a similar cylinder. How does the surface area and how does the volume change?