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A sphere 'A' has a volume of 256 cm³, and its radius is 'r'
A sphere 'A' has a volume of 256 cm³, and its radius is 'r'
cm. If the radius of another sphere 'B' is (r + 1) cm, calculate the curved surface area (in cm²) of sphere 'B'. (Take π = 3)
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