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VOLUME and SURFACE AREA of a cylinder?
Am I right about this?
Volume:
pi r squared + 2 pi r (circumference) = volume
Surface Area:
pi r squared x 2 + 2 pi r (circumference) = volume area
Is ALL of that right?
6 Answers
- 1 decade ago
Surface Area = 2 * (area of base) + (circumference * height)
OR 2 pi r squared + 2 pi r (height)
Volume= (area of base)(height)
OR pi r squared (height)
- JoeLv 41 decade ago
surface area: add up the total surface space, the round part is the circumference times height: 2*pi*r*h, the top and bottom are the area of the circle: pi*r^2, the surface area is the sum.
volume is (pi*r^2)*h
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- 1 decade ago
Incredibly wrong.......
Volume = pi.r^2 x height
Area = 2.pi.r^2 + 2.pi.r.height
well,the dots means multiply,,lol