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The ratio of the surface area of two similar solids is equal to the square root of the ratios between their corresponding edge lengths. True or False

The ratio of the surface area of two similar solids is equal to the square root of the ratios between their corresponding edge lengths. True or False
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the ratio of the surface area of two similar solids is equal to the square root of the ratios between their corresponding edge lengths. True or False

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The correct answer is False

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User IndigoFire
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False

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Just trust me on this

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