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so for this problem, i just set the r*3 with each other and i still don't get the ans. how would you do this?
 

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Answer is D.

Way to do this one is just set up a proportion, radius^3 of a/radius^3 of b

(432000)^3/(4000)^3=1250380/1. This is approximately 1250000:1
 
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so for this problem, i just set the r*3 with each other and i still don't get the ans. how would you do this?
I think D is the correct answer:
(432000)^3/4000^3=>108^3 it should be around 1250:1
 
I think D is the correct answer:
(432000)^3/4000^3=>108^3 it should be around 1250:1

Yeah oops you are right I forgot that we were dealing with volume, i calculated the area lol. Answer is D then.
 
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