How do the lateral and total surface area of a cylinder differ ?
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The lateral surface area of a cylinder is just the long side connecting the bases, whereas the total surface area includes both the lateral surface area and area of the two circular bases.
(Imagine a rectangle with the circumfrence of the base as one side and the height as the other being folded around)
(Plus the area of two circles)
The literal difference between surface areas would be the two bases 2πr² if you need that.
The literal difference between surface areas would be the two bases 2πr² if you need that.
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Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula we need to solve this is:
Where
is the distance from one focus to the vertex
is the second distance from another focus to same vertex
<u>Note:</u> Here, vertex point is the point on top. The common point from which the RED and BLUE line meets the 2 foci
is half the length of the major axis (which is 9 here since total major axis is given as 18)
<em>Now we can plug into the equation and solve:</em>
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<em>D is the correct answer.</em>