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A solid wooden cylinder of height 8 cm and radius 3 cm is cut in two along a vertical axis of symmetry. Calculate the total surface area of the two pieces. ​

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Answered by ramronika8
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Answer:The surface are of a cylinder is

SA = 2πr2 + 2πrh

where:

r = radius

h = height

This formula comes from adding the areas of the surfaces of the cylinder.  It has two flat circular faces and a rounded face.

If we cut the cylinder from the circular face symmetrically, the surface area for one piece will be

SA = 2[(πr2)/2]  +  (2πr/2)h  +  2rh

We will have 2-half flat circular faces, a flat rectangular surface, and half of the rounded surface.

Simplify the SA formula.

SA = πr2 + πrh + 2rh

SA = r(πr + πh + 2h)

Substitute the values into this formula.

SA = 3(3π + 8π + (2*8))

SA = 3(11π + 16)

SA = 33π + 48

SA = 151.67 cm2

Since we have 2 pieces, multiply this result by 2.

2(151.67 cm2) = 303.34 cm2.

The total area is 303.34 cm2

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