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Suppose planet A​'s diameter is approximately 2 times planet B​'s and both bodies are spheres. What is the ratio of their​ volumes?

Suppose planet A​'s diameter is approximately 2 times planet B​'s and both bodies are spheres. What is the ratio of their​ volumes?
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Suppose planet A​'s diameter is approximately 2 times planet B​'s and both bodies are spheres. What is the ratio of their​ volumes?

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When two lengths, a and b are proportional, the ratio of their volumes is a^3 = b^3. Since A = 2B, the ratio is A^3 = 8B^3
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