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A cylindrical tin of height h cm and radius r cm, has surface area, including
its top and bottom, Acm2.
(i) Write down an expression for A in terms of r, h and π.
(ii) A tin of height 6cm has surface area 54πcm2

. What is the radius of the tin?
(iii) Another tin has the same diameter as height. Its surface area is 150πcm2.
What is its radius?

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Answered by twishasadaria0
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Answer:

Question:−

A cylindrical tin of height h cm and radius r cm, has surface area, including its top and bottom, A cm².

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Solution:−

height of cylinder = h cm

radius of cylinder = r cm

\tt\Huge\pink{therefore:-}therefore:−

\tt\Huge\blue{area =}area= \huge{\boxed{\mathfrak\red{\fcolorbox{magenta}{aqua}{πr²h cm² }}}}

πr²h cm²

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height of tin = 6 cm

surface area = 54π cm²

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Tofind:−

\large\tt{radius\:of\:the\:tin}radiusofthetin

basic information ➡️

area of tin = \huge{\boxed{\mathfrak\red{\fcolorbox{magenta}{aqua}{πr²h}}}}

πr²h

∴ 54π = πr²6

→ r² = 9

→ r = √9

→ r = 3

∴ \mathcal{\huge{\fbox{\fbox{\red{radius=3}}}}}

radius=3

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Giventhat:−

\rm\underline\green{height\:of\:tin\:is\: radius}

heightoftinisradius

\mathcal{\huge{\fbox{\fbox{\red{r = h }}}}}

r = h

surface area = 150π cm²

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Tofind

→ radius of tin .

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Solution:−

surface area = πr²h

\blue{\tt{150π = πr²2r}}150π=πr²2r

\blue{\tt{150 = 2r³}}150=2r³

\blue{\tt{r³ = 75}}r³=75

\blue{\tt{r = \sqrt[3]{ 75}}}r=

3

75

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