Let's carefully reassess the entire calculation step by step to ensure correctness.
Given:
- Diameter of the cone = 25 cm
- Slant Height (l) = 22 cm
- Approximation for = 4.14 (as stated in your original question)
Step 1: Calculate the Radius
The radius is half of the diameter:
Step 2: Use the Surface Area Formula for a Cone
The formula for the surface area (SA) of a cone is given by:
Step 3: Substitute values into the formula
Using the values we have:
We can plug in the values:
Step 4: Calculate
Calculating :
Step 5: Calculate the Surface Area
Now substituting back into the formula:
First, compute :
Then, compute :
Next, we multiply:
Calculating this explicitly:
Summary of Results
The calculated surface area of the cone, using the given value, is:
This value still does not match any of your provided options.
Now, let's verify again with standard (3.14):
If we instead assume just for cross-verification:
Next steps:
Calculating it:
- Then calculate :
Final Option Comparison:
Of the options you provided:
- 3,689.5
- 863.5
- 2383.26
- 1,354.125
Thus, we verify the surface area of the cone is approximately:
Conclusion:
Yes, the surface area calculated is indeed approximately , matching that option.