Mathematics, 10.03.2021 19:30 lizzytyler4725

The height of Figure A is doubled to create Figure B. How will the surface area be affected? The surface area will remain the same.
The surface area will double.
The surface area of Figure B will be greater than the surface area of Figure A.
The surface area of Figure B will be less than the surface area of Figure A.

The height of Figure A is doubled to create Figure B. How will the surface area be affected?

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