The height of cylinders A and B will be 11 feet and 16.5 feet.
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Let r be the radius and h be the height of the cylinder.
Then the surface area of the cylinder will be
SA = 2πrh square units
Cylinder A has a radius of 6 feet and a height that is 5.5 feet less than Cylinder B. Cylinder B's radius is 4 feet.

The surface area of cylinder A will be
SA = 2π × 6 × 
The surface area of cylinder B will be
SA = 2π × 4 × 
The cylinders have the same surface area. Then we have
2π × 4 ×
= 2π × 6 × 

Then the height of the cylinder B will be

The height of cylinders A and B will be 11 feet and 16.5 feet.
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Answer: 9 + 2/x - x = -19
Answer:
central angle = 360/24 = 15°
arc length = 15/360 * 2π * 15 = 1.25π = 3.93 feet.
Area of a sector = 15/360 * π * (15)^2 = 9.375π = 29.45 square feet
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first, you must make the fractions have the Least Common Denominator, which in this case is 4. the new equation is 24 1/4 - 15 2/4. then you just subtract. the answer is <u>8 3/4</u>
Answer:
C.) 3a + 2c
Step-by-step explanation:
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