Asked by Raghu

A metallic pipe is 0.7 cm thick .Inner radius of the pipe is 3.5 cm and length is 5dm .Find it's total surface area?

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Answered by Steve
that would be the area of the inner cylinder, plus the area of the outer cylinder, plus the area of the two rings at the end. So, if
R = outer radius
r = inner radius
h = length of pipe

the total area is

2πrh + 2πRh + π(R^2-r^2)
= 2πh(r+R) + π(R+r)(R-r)
= π(R+r)(2h+R-r)
Answered by Sonal
Total surface area = inner curved surface area + outer curved surface area + area of 2 rings

We will consider ,
R=outer curved surface area
r=inner curved surface area
h=given lenght

=2πRh + 2πrh + πR^2 + πr^2
=π(r +R )+(2h + R-r )
After solving with values we will get the total surface area as 253.88 cm ^2
Answered by Sonal
In above sum R = outer radius
r= inner radius
Sorry for the mistake
Answered by khushi
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Answered by Bhai
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Answered by Samiksha
Wrong answer...correct answer is 2453.88cm^2
Answered by Samiksha
Pls put the value then solve and tell me what answer u get and answer is 2453.88cm^2
Answered by Samiksha
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Answered by Sakshi
You have not solve correctly.Also,explain your answers.
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