find the surface area in terms of pi. #39 & #41
#39 top is a half cylinder radius = 7 height = 8
ok so how do I do this problem (like setting it up with the formula)
first find the surface area of top thing
use surface area of cylinder formula
\[SA=2\pi rh+ 2\pi r^2\] \[SA=2\pi (7*8)+ 2\pi (7)^2\] \[SA=2 \pi 56+ 2 \pi 49\] \[SA=2(56)\pi+ 2(49)\pi\]\[SA=112\pi+98\pi\] \[SA=210 \pi\]
like that?
Yes, but u dont have a full cylinder there. You only have half. so talk half of it
after that, you need to work the bottom composite figure
so it is \[SA=105\pi\]
SA of top half cylinder = \(105 \pi\)
bottom figure : radius = 4 height =8 correct?
im confused on how to do this part
No. you need to split bottom composite figure into two figures :- 1) cylinder on right side 2) prism on left side
look at right side, its a half cylinder with radius =7, height = 4. stare at the figure for few seconds, and convince urself first
oh okay I see n0w
\[SA= 2\pi (7*4)+ 2 \pi (7)^2\] \[SA=2 \pi(28)+ 2 \pi(49)\] \[SA=2(28)\pi+2(49)\pi\] \[SA=56\pi+98\pi\] \[SA=154\pi\] \[SA=154\pi*\frac{ 1 }{ 2 }=77 \pi\]
ok so now what
okay so wat other sides we need to add ?
the left side
yes, we wont be using a direct formula here. lets calculate area of each side separately and add them up of
ok so how to I do the left side ?
Left side :- 1) bottom rectangle area = 8*14 = 112 2) are of left rectangle = 4*14 = 56 3) are of front and back rectangles = 2(8*4) = 64 add them up.
*area
232
ok now what
add all areas 232 + top half cylinder + right half cylinder
\[(182\pi+232)cm^2\]
correct !
so since ive finished 39, how do I do 41
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