To find the volume of a cube from its surface area, first use the formula for surface area to find the length of one side of your cube. To do this, plug the surface area you're given into the formula, which is surface area = 6x^2, where x is the length of one side of the cube. Then, solve for x.
The second one isn’t a factor… if you meant (x+6) then the two zeros are 7 and -6
Concept:
(1) Curved surface area of cylinder = Circumference of the base × Height of cylinder
(2) Area of the base = Area of circle = π × (radius)²
(3) Circumference of the base = 2×π× (radius)
Consider a right circular cylinder as given in attached figure
Its height (AB) = H
Its radius (OC) = R
Now, we shall calculate the curved surface area of the cylinder (CSA)
(CSA) = Circumference of the base × Height of cylinder
(CSA) = 2×π×R × H = 2πRH -------(i)
Again, we shall calculate the area of the top and bottom circles
Area of the top and bottom (A) = 2× Area of circle
(A) =2×[ π × (radius)²]
or, (A) = 2×π×R² = 2πR²------------(ii)
Now, we shall calculate the surface area or total surface area of the cylinder.
SA = CSA + A
SA = 2πRH + 2πR²
or, SA = 2πR² + 2πRH
This is the required equation.
Answer:
The length of the arc is 1.0467
Step-by-step explanation:
First of all to solve this problem we need to use the circumferenc formula of a circle:
c = circumference
r = radius = 3
π = 3.14
c = 2π * r
we replace with the known values
c = 2 * 3.14 * 3
c = 18.84
The length of the circumference is 18.84
Now we have to divide the 20° by the 360° that a circle has, to know what part of the circle it represents
20° / 360° = 1/18
Now we multiply this fraction by the circumference and obtain the length of the arc
1/18 * 18.84 = 1.0467
The length of the arc is 1.0467
The answer that I got was 7