A spherical balloon has a circumference of 10 inches. If it expands so that its surface area is doubled, what happens to its volume?
A) Its volume more than doubles.
B) Its volume doubles.
C) Its volume increases but does not double.

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The volume of a sphere increases more than double when its surface area doubles because the volume is related to the cube of the radius, while the surface area is related to the square of the radius.

A Spherical Balloon Has a Circumference of 10 Inches