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A rectangle’s area is

^2 - x - 72" align="absmiddle" class="latex-formula">. What are the possible dimensions of the rectangle? Use factoring.

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Arada [10]2 years ago

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The possible dimensions could be (x+8)(x-9)

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$\qquad$ A. 160π in²

$\qquad$ B. 154π in²

$\qquad$ C. 288π in²

$\qquad$ D. 256π in² ☑

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$\qquad$ ⇢Radius of cylinder , r = 8 inches

$\qquad$ ⇢ Height of cylinder, h = 8 inches.

We are asked to find surface area of the given cylinder.

Formula to find the surface cylinder given by –

$\bf \star \pink{ Surface\: Area_{(Cylinder)} = 2\pi rh +2\pi r^2 }$

Now, Substitute given values –

$\sf \twoheadrightarrow Surface\: Area_{(Cylinder)} = 2\pi rh +2\pi r^2$

$\sf \twoheadrightarrow Surface\: Area_{(Cylinder)} = 2 \pi \times 8 \times 8 + 2\pi \times 8^2$

$\sf \twoheadrightarrow Surface\: Area_{(Cylinder)} = 2 \pi \times 8^2 + 2\pi \times 8^2$

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