SOLUTION: A spherical balloon is inflated, and its diameter as a function of time is given by d(t) = t + 2 . Which of the following represents the surface area of the balloon.
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Question 972690: A spherical balloon is inflated, and its diameter as a function of time is given by d(t) = t + 2 . Which of the following represents the surface area of the balloon.
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Surface area of a sphere =
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