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When the radius of a sphere is doubled, what is the resulting change in volume? a.the original volume is doubled. b.the original volume is multiplied by 4. c.the original volume…

When the radius of a sphere is doubled, what is the resulting change in volume? a.the original volume is doubled. b.the original volume is multiplied by 4. c.the original volume…
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When the radius of a sphere is doubled, what is the resulting change in volume?

a.the original volume is doubled.
b.the original volume is multiplied by 4.
c.the original volume is multiplied by 8.
d.the original volume is multiplied by 10?

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I think the answer is C

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