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Cube M has an edge length of 8 centimeters. The edge length is doubled to create Cube N. How many times greater is the surface area of Cube N than the surface area of Cube M?

Cube M has an edge length of 8 centimeters. The edge length is doubled to create Cube N. How many times greater is the surface area of Cube N than the surface area of Cube M?
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Cube M has an edge length of

8 centimeters. The edge length is
doubled to create Cube N. How many
times greater is the surface area of Cube
N than the surface area of Cube M?

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User Tomiwa
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11 votes

Answer:

4

Explanation:

6*(8*2)^2/(6*8^2)=2^2=4

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User Wasmoo
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