Is it possible to calculate the surface area of a figure from its volume and vice versa?

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nobody way2020-04-21 05:06:31

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nobody way, 2020-04-21 05:06:31

Is it possible to calculate the surface area of a figure from its volume and vice versa?

Is there a similar formula on the topic of the subject? If not, why not?

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U235U235, 2020-04-21
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If the body is uniquely specified by one parameter, for example: a ball, Plato's solids, then it is possible, if two or more - it is impossible.

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