As of October, 2016 the world's largest pumpkin weighed 1190 kilograms. In order to grow a record-setting pumpkin, the fruit's mass must increase by an average of 18 kg/day. If we assume that the density of raw pumpkin is approximately 0.50g/cm³ we can convert this to an increase in volume of 1.27ft³/day. If the volume of a spherical pumpkin is increasing at 1.27ft³/day, then how fast is the surface area of the pumpkin changing when the diameter of the pumpkin is 7 ft? Give the answer with two decimal places, and include units.

As of October, 2016 the world's largest pumpkin weighed 1190 kilograms. In order to grow a record-setting pumpkin, the fruit's mass must increase by an average of 18 kg/day. If we assume that the density of raw pumpkin is approximately 0.50g/cm³ we can convert this to an increase in volume of 1.27ft³/day. If the volume of a spherical pumpkin is increasing at 1.27ft³/day, then how fast is the surface area of the pumpkin changing when the diameter of the pumpkin is 7 ft? Give the answer with two decimal places, and include units.

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As of October, 2016 the world's largest pumpkin weighed 1190
kilograms. In order to grow a record-setting pumpkin, the fruit's
mass must increase by an average of 18 kg/day. If we assume
that the density of raw pumpkin is approximately 0.50g/cm³ we
can convert this to an increase in volume of 1.27ft³/day.
If the volume of a spherical pumpkin is increasing at 1.27ft³/day,
then how fast is the surface area of the pumpkin changing when
the diameter of the pumpkin is 7 ft? Give the answer with two
decimal places, and include units.

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