Answer:
486 - 160l
Step-by-step explanation:
m = 90 - 32l
s = -48 + 18l
l = stationary
Combine like-terms, evaluate, then you will arrive at this crazy answer.
Dividing the parallelogram in half and applying trigonometry is the easiest solution for me.
To calculate the are of the sides of a cylinder, you take the circumference of the base, or circle, and multiply it times the height. To calculate the circumference of a circle we use the formula 2*pi*r, or 15pi. We multiply this times 20 to get 300pi cm. If you are using 3.14 for pi, this is 942, or if you are using actual pi, around 942.4777.
The answer is 20
I hope it helps