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A solid metal sphere of radius 9 is melted and transformed into three identical spheres. What is the ratio of the surface area of one of these spheres to the surface area of the original sphere?
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A solid metal sphere of radius 9 is melted and transformed into three identical spheres. What is the ratio of the surface area of one of these spheres to the surface area of the original sphere?

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i believe it would be 3

Explanation:

9/3=3

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