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The surface area of the figure below is 37.70 m2.
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do you now the formula
A=πr(r+h2+r2)
plug that in to your cone and see what you get is true with the statement
whats the height tho?
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@johnweldon1993
Wow that is a nasty looking formula up there What I would use is \[\large SA = \pi r l + \pi r^2\] l = the slant height = 6 here r = radius of the base = 2 here
I mean you CAN use your formula up there I guess...but you would need to calculate the height of the cone, which isnt that bad...just a simple application of pythagorea's |dw:1433202454161:dw|
50.27
That's what I get too :)
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thankss !
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