Asked by CeCe
How does increasing the size of an object affect it's volume to surface area ratio?
I don't understand please explain it?
I don't understand please explain it?
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Answered by
Steve
consider a cube.
v = s^3
a = 6s^2
v/a = s/6
That is, the ratio increases as the side length increases. If you check out any other shape, you will see that since the volume grows as the cube and the area grows as the square, the ratio continues to grow at a rate proportional to the size.
v = s^3
a = 6s^2
v/a = s/6
That is, the ratio increases as the side length increases. If you check out any other shape, you will see that since the volume grows as the cube and the area grows as the square, the ratio continues to grow at a rate proportional to the size.
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