find the total surface area of an open pipe lenght 50 cm,external diametre 20cm and internal diametre 6 cm
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Hi @ChiefArnav, so where did you stuck when solving this task ?
you can add the external surface area of the pipe to the inside surface area walls of the pipe. then treat the top and bottom by itself
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can you show me the steps
may be i might uinderstand then
let R = big radius r = little radius h= height Surface Area = 2*Pi *(R+r)*h + 2*Pi*(R^2-r^2)
the equation gives you surface area = lateral areas + area of top/bottom
so what is big radius R here?
we know the big diameter is 20
@triciaal Surface area of the side is given by: A = 2Pi*r*h So, let the inner surface area be 2Pi*r*h and the outer surface area be 2Pi*R*h The total area will be: 2Pi*r*h + 2Pi*R*h you can factor 2Pi * ( R + r) h
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