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Answered by Anonymous
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CSA of cylinder = 2 pie r h

= 2 pie × 8 × 10

= 160 pie

Area of hemisphere = 2pie r^2

= 2 pie 8^2

= 128 pie

CSA of conical= pie r l

= pie r √ H^2 + r^2

= pie × 8 √ 36 + 64

= 80 pie

TSA of solid =160+ 128 +80) pie
= 1155.52 cm^2
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