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The surface area of a grape can be calculated using the formula for the surface area of a sphere, which is 4πr^2, where r is the radius of the grape. Since the shape of a grape closely resembles a sphere, you would measure the radius of the grape and plug it into the formula to find the surface area. The size of a typical grape can vary, but for a standard grape, the surface area is usually around 1-2 square inches.

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A grape is closest to a sphere. 4*pi*r*r is the surface area. Measure the grape from side to side the take half of that for the radius.

The closer the grape is to a sphere the more accurate it is. The more it is to an ovoid the less it will be accurate.

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