Math, asked by Amalsin77, 9 months ago

Find the CSA of a cylinder whose radius is 7cm and height is 6cm

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Answered by aryanjaiswal326

2

Answer:

308 cm²

Step-by-step explanation:

CSA of a cylinder= 2πrh

Given r=7cm, h=7cm

Substituting π=22/7, we get

2πrh= 2×22/7×7×7

=44×7

308 cm²

Answered by anujsingh37

4

Answer:

CSA of cylinder=2πrh

Radius, r=7cm

Height, h=6cm

CSA=2*22/7*7*6

CSA=264 cm²

I hope it will help you

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