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Find the surface area of the figure below.
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I see a sphere of radius 2.4 cm. Please Google "sphere surface area" and you'll likely find a formula for that area. I believe the formula is \[A=4\pi*r^2\] but strongly prefer you check that for accuracy before using it.
i think its 72.38 cm^2
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