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Suppose you double each of the dimensions of a rectangular prism. how will the total surface area of the new rectangular prism compare to the total surface area of the original …

Suppose you double each of the dimensions of a rectangular prism. how will the total surface area of the new rectangular prism compare to the total surface area of the original …
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Suppose you double each of the dimensions of a rectangular prism. how will the total surface area of the new rectangular prism compare to the total surface area of the original rectangular prism? explain how you decided upon your answer.

(hint: give yourself an example)

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Answer: Doubling the dimensions makes the surface area 4 times the original surface area.

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