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2. How many times smaller is the surface area of a sphere if the radius is multiplied by 1/2?​

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If a number is multiplied by 1/2, this means that it strinks 2 times.

For example, we have the radius of 4.

If multipled by 1/2, we get 2.

So, the radius is now 2 times smaller than the original radius.

So, the radius of the sphere will be 2 times smaller than what it originally was.

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