Explanation:
Recall the surface areas are measured in square units while volumes are measured in cubic units.
Hence, if the scale factor is a:b, its surface area will be a²:b² while its volume is a³:b³.
So, based on the problem, the scale factor of the model to the original size is 3:11 in which a = 3 and b = 11.
So, the surface area should be:
[tex]\begin{gathered} a^2:b^2\Rightarrow3^2:11^2\Rightarrow9:121 \\ \end{gathered}[/tex]
a) The ratio of the surface area of the model to the original is 9:121.
For the volume, let's solve for the cube of a and b.
[tex]a^3:b^3\Rightarrow3^3:11^3\Rightarrow27:1331[/tex]
c) The ratio of the volume of the model to the original is 27:1331.
b) The ratio of the height of the model to the original just remains constant. It is still 3:11.