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Aluminium is casted in a cube-shaped mold having dimensions as 20mm × 20mm × 20mm. Another mold of the same mold material is used to cast a sphere of aluminium having a diameter of 20mm. The pouring temperature for both cases is the same. The ratio of the solidification times of the cube-shaped mold to the spherical mold is ____ (answer in integer).
Aluminium is casted in a cube-shaped mold having dimensions as 20mm × 20mm × 20mm. Another mold of the same mold material is used to cast a sphere of aluminium having a diameter of 20mm. The pouring temperature for both cases is the same. The ratio of the solidification times of the cube-shaped mold to the spherical mold is ____ (answer in integer).
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