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the outer diameter of metallic pipe is 18cm and the thickness of pipe is 2cm and the height is 4cm. find the surface area of the metallic pipe​

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Given,

  • Outer diameter = 18 cm
  • Thickness = 2 cm
  • Height = 4 cm

To find :-

The surface area of metallic pipe.

Solution :-

Given,

Outer diameter = 18 cm

\large \rm Radius ( R ) \:  outer \: radius = \frac {d}{2} \\ \implies \large \rm \frac {\cancel{18}\: \: ^{9}}{\cancel2}\\ \\ \large \rm \therefore R = 9 cm

Thickness = 2 cm

The inner radius = 9 - 2 = 7 cm

Height of the pipe = 4 cm

\sf\underline\blue{ The \: metallic \:  pipe \: has \: the \:  shape \: of \: cylinder }

Surface area of outer pipe =  \rm 2 \pi Rh

 \implies \: 2\pi \times 9 \times 4

 \bf \: outer \: area = 72\pi {cm}^{2}

Inner surface area of pipe =  \rm 2 \pi rh

  \implies\rm \: 2 \times \pi \times 7 \times 4

 = \bf \: 56\pi {cm}^{2}

Now,

The surface area of metallic pipe = 2πRh - 2πrh

 \implies \bf \: 72\pi - 56\pi \\  \bf \implies \: Area = 16\pi{cm}^{2}

Henceforth,

 \sf \blue{The \: surface \:  area \: of \:metallic \: pipe \: = 16\pi {cm}^{2} }

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