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The original radius of a sphere is 3 centimeters. Explain how the surface area of the sphere would change if the radius was doubled to 6 centimeters. Round your answers to the nearest whole number. Show
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The original radius of a sphere is 3 centimeters. Explain how the surface area of the sphere would change if the radius was doubled to 6 centimeters. Round your answers to the nearest whole number. Show all work and be sure to explain your thoughts.

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Answer: The surface area will be times by 4, or quadruple

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