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27 November, 20:00

The surface areas of two similar solids are 200 m² and 1152 m². The volume of the larger one is 1728 m³. What is the volume of the smaller one?

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  1. 27 November, 20:08
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    Area scale factor is will be given by:

    (area of smaller solid) / (area of larger solid)

    =200/1152

    =25/144

    but

    linear scale factor=√ (area scale factor)

    =√ (25/144)

    =5/12

    to get the volume of the smaller figure we need volume scale factor

    volume scale factor = (linear scale factor) ^3

    = (5/12) ^3

    =125/1728

    thus the volume of the smaller figure will be:

    125/1728*1728

    =125 m³

    Answer: 125 m³
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