Similar Solids: Find the Scale Factor Using Surface Area 2D & Volume 3D

[@themathedumacator2611]

I too am a fan of Infinite Geometry :)
Great video!

[@niightroses3013]

this was really helpful thank you so much!!

[@catherinestoughton9807]

I’m glad it helped!

[@yourhighness1739]

THANK YOUUUU

[@ajh9284]

How do you do cube root?

[@l4ibamahmood]

in calculator

[@fareedahmad644]

Very useful thank you

[@catherinestoughton9807]

Happy to help!

[@GauravGupta001]

thanks

[@gony5413]

thanks

[@GauravGupta001]

@@gony5413 yeah np

[@edgytwat8654]

I was so shook. It cut off the cube root .-.

[@catherinestoughton9807]

Lol...I can’t figure out why it did 😳

[@jnixon7761]

How do you use calculator? What happen to the video

[@liahonthelow7384]

some calculators don't have the cube root button, but to use the notation just press that ^ button. (example 5^2 will give you five to the power of 2)