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Which shape is likely to need more material for a critical mass, a cube or a sphere? Why?
A) a sphere because it has the greater surface area to volume ratio
B) a sphere because it has the smaller surface area to volume ratio
C) a cube because it has the greater surface area to volume ratio
D) a cube because it has the smaller surface area to volume ratio
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Quote from: einsteindude (9 years ago)
Which shape is likely to need more material for a critical mass, a cube or a sphere? Why?
A) a sphere because it has the greater surface area to volume ratio
B) a sphere because it has the smaller surface area to volume ratio
C) a cube because it has the greater surface area to volume ratio
D) a cube because it has the smaller surface area to volume ratio
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