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Find the total area of a cylinder whose radius is 2 cm and height is 4 cm
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Do you mean surface area?
yes
can u help me with it
Okay. So, if the radius is 2, then the area of two circles is 2A= 2(pi*radius^2) 2A = 2(pi*4) 2A = 8pi and then there's the other part of the cylinder -> it's the circumference times the height so C = 2r*pi C = 2*2*pi C=4pi 4pi*4 = 16pi so 16pi+8pi = 24pi
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