Find the surface area

Mathematics

1 answer:

mixas84 [53]3 years ago

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Surface Area formula of a cylinder:
S.A = 2 × Area of base + Perimeter of base × Height of prism
= 2 $\pi$ r² + 2 $\pi$ rh
= 2 $\pi$ (5)² + 2 $\pi$ (5)(18)
= 50 $\pi$ + 180 $\pi$
= 230 $\pi$ in² ( in terms of $\pi$ )
= 722.566 in²
= 722.7 in² ( to the nearest tenth )

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