Quick question: Is lateral area and lateral surface area the same thing? Do they mean the same thing?

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setsuna-yuregeshi · Answer

I really need a quick yes or no!!

setsuna-yuregeshi · Answer

@phi  @pooja195 @Lollygirl217

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@arindameducationusc

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@triciaal

pooja195 · Answer

There is no difference between "total area" and "surface area" and your assertion that the "surface area" of a cylinder is 2pi rh is incorrect. That is the "lateral surface area". The ends of a cylinder are as much "surface" as the lateral surface. Reference https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/surface-area-and-total-area.6914/

setsuna-yuregeshi · Answer

@pooja195 WHAT??? can you just answer me yes or no? Cuz I have a question asking for the lateral surface area, is lateral surface area a longer way of say lateral area??????????????????

setsuna-yuregeshi · Answer

Do they essentially say the same thing?
@pooja195, hey I need your help and you just leave?

pooja195 · Answer

@Setsuna-Yuregeshi im not sure i used a website but i really dont know.

setsuna-yuregeshi · Answer

Ooh, darn, could you call anyone you know who might?

pooja195 · Answer

@UsukiDoll

setsuna-yuregeshi · Answer

@pooja195 After looking for a little, it is...

triciaal · Answer

yes as far as I know

triciaal · Answer

lateral means side

pooja195 · Answer

right so what was above was correct

triciaal · Answer

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