If a circle and a sphere have the same radius, then CSA of sphere is times the area of the circle.

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Solution

Let the radius of sphere and circle be r
Then, Area of a circle = $π$ $r^{2}$
CSA of sphere = 4 $π$ $r^{2}$
Hence, the CSA of the sphere is 4 times area of the circle.

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