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If a certain cube has Volume V and a second cube has twice 21 Dec 2020, 04:19
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If a certain cube has Volume V and a second cube has twice the surface area of the first cube, what is the volume of the second cube in terms of V?

A. \(\sqrt{2}V\)
B. \(2\sqrt{2}V\)
C. 2V
D. 4V
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When we talk about surface area do we mean the total surface area i.e. 6s^2 or curved surface area i.e. 4s^2. In this sum I noticed that it really doesn't matter what we consider, But in general if a sum just mentions "surface area" then what do we assume
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