Math, asked by kkkk1271, 1 year ago

what will be the total surface area of a cylindrical tube if its radius is equal to its height​

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Answered by MalluFromKerala
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I don't know whether its right or wrong. Guessing
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MalluFromKerala: hmm
nagpurkaru27: BCUZ TSA [total surface area] OF CYLINDER IS 2pi r (r+h)
MalluFromKerala: oh sorry
MalluFromKerala: is it
MalluFromKerala: right
nagpurkaru27: its fine... everyone makes mistakes you dont need to be sorry..
MalluFromKerala: check my answer now is it correct?
Annesha672: hey mallu, what is your problem? no more comments please
MalluFromKerala: is my answer correct?
Annesha672: how have you got the measurements, there not a single number is given?
Answered by Annesha672
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Let the radius be 'r'

So, height=r

So, total surface area=2*(22/7)*r*r+2*(22/7)*r^2

                                    = 44r^2/7+44r^2/7

                                    = (44r^2+44r^2)/7

                                    = 88r^2/7

So, the total surface area = 88r^2/7

[total surface area of cylinder=2*(22/7)*r*h+2*(22/7)*r^2]

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