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9. The total surface area of sphere is 4nr’ and total surface area of
hemisphere is 3Tr?. Why it is 3itrº instead of 21tr?? Explain.​

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Answered by xyzxyz000000001
0

Answer:

you are wrong here, see steps below.

Step-by-step explanation:

TSA(sphere) = 4 x pi x r x r = CSA(sphere)

{because sphere is totally curved. hence, TSA = CSA}

CSA(hemisphere) = (4 x pi x r x r) / 2 = 2 x pi x r x r

TSA(hemisphere) = CSA(hemisphere) + base(hemisphere)

= (2 x pi x r x r) + (pi x r x r)

= (3 x pi x r x r)

Answered by Sanskarbro2211
2

Your statement :-

The total surface area of sphere is 4\pir^2 and total surface area of

hemisphere is 3\pir^2.

What went wrong?

It is 3πr^2 instead of 2πr^2.

Reason:-

The total surface area of sphere is 4\pi r^2 and if you split it into two, both each would have 2\pi r^2 lateral surface area plus a circular base  \pi r^{2}.

Now adding both up gives

2\pi r^2+\pi r^2=3\pi r^2.

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