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If the radius of a sphere is doubled, its surface area becomes:

Class 9Surface Area of a SphereMensuration
  • A4 times
  • B2 times
  • C8 times
  • D3 times

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Surface area = 4*π* is proportional to . Doubling multiplies area by .
Answer: A) 4 times

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