Asked by kelvin
please guys help me this question, how to solve it.
Calculate the total surface area of a hollow cylinder whose radius is 15 cm and height is 20 cm.
Calculate the total surface area of a hollow cylinder whose radius is 15 cm and height is 20 cm.
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Answered by
Steve
consider slicing down the side of the cylinder and unrolling the curved part. That is just a rectangle with the same height as the cylinder (h), and a width equal to the circumference (2πr).
So the area is just the inside plus the outside, which are the same, if the cylinder has essentially zero thickness.
A = 2*2πrh
So the area is just the inside plus the outside, which are the same, if the cylinder has essentially zero thickness.
A = 2*2πrh
Answered by
Henry
As = 2(pi*r^2) + 2pi*r*h = Total surface area.
Convert r and h to meters.
Convert r and h to meters.
Answered by
Henry
Oops! the first term of my Eq does not exist, because the cylinder is hollow.
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