The altitude of a circular cylinder is increased 12 times and the base area is decreased to one ninth of its value. The factor by which the lateral surface area of the cylinder increases is:
let the original height = h & base radius = R
Let the new radius = r and the new height be 12h
Now, pi r^2 = pi R^2/9 => r/R = ⅓ => R=3r
Original lateral surface area / new lateral surface area = 2 pi *3r*h/2 pi*r*12h
new lateral surface area = 4* Original lateral surface area