A prism’s length, width, and height are reduced to half their original sizes. How many times smaller will the surface area be? How many times smaller will the volume be?

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A prism’s length, width, and height are reduced to half their original sizes. How many times smaller will the surface area be? How many times smaller will the volume be?

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the surface area will be divided into two parts because the whole prism itself will be half the original

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