The amount of metal used to make the can = surface area of cylindrical can, which is: D. 42π in².
<h3>What is the Surface Area of a Cylinder?</h3>
A can is a cylinder.
Surface area of a cylinder = 2πrh + 2πr²
Thus:
Amount of metal used to make the can = surface area of the can
r = 6/2 = 3 in.
h = 4 in.
Therefore:
Surface area = 2×π×3×4 + 2×π×3²
Surface area = 24π + 18π
Surface area = 42π in².
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Answer – TrueA design is said to have Rotational symmetry if all its characteristics remain the same after it has been rotated about an axis lying in its plane. In other words, rotational symmetry is the quality possessed by a shape has when it looks the same after it has undergone some rotation by a partial turn about an axis lying in its plane. Rotational symmetry is also referred to as radial symmetry.
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