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in the figure two hemisphere of radius 5 centimetre is talk to each ends of the cylinder of height 10 cm find the total surface area of a solid​

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Answered by virdavinder
2

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

let the original height of cylinder = 10cm

base radius of cylinder = 3.5cm

so base radius of hemisphere = 3.5cm(same as that of cylinder)

The total surface area would be the sum of curved surface area of cylinder and the surface areas of 2 hemispheres.

surface area of cylinder = 2πrh

surface area of one hemisphere = 2πr²

\begin{lgathered}TSA=2 \pi rh+2(2 \pi r^2)\\TSA=2 \pi rh+4 \pi r^2\\TSA=2 \pi r(h+2r)\\TSA=2* \frac{22}{7}*3.5(10+2*3.5)=22*(10+7)\\TSA=\boxed{374\ cm^2}\end{lgathered}TSA=2πrh+2(2πr2)TSA=2πrh+4πr2TSA=2πr(h+2r)TSA=2∗722∗3.5(10+2∗3.5)=22∗(10+7)TSA=374 cm2

Answered by uttara29
1

Answer:

tsa = 2*3πr² + 2πr(r+h)

=2πr(3r +r+h)

=2*22/7*5 (4*5+10)

= 220*30/7

= 6600/7 cm ²

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