Another size mold for a Popsicle produces another rectangular prims with a base edge of 4 inches. The stick measures 6 inches with 1 inch of stick material remaining outside the Popsicle. What is the surface area of this cylindrical Popsicle? Round to the nearest tenth of a square inch and enter only the number.

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@jackthegreatest

jackthegreatest · Answer

the top and the bottom added together is 32

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the hypotenuse of the bottom square is 4 square root 2

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again use the Pythagorean theorem

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the stick is 6 inches again as well

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so plug that in for c

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and use 4 square root 2 for a

anonymous · Answer

so 2^2+B^2=6^2?

anonymous · Answer

5.65?

jackthegreatest · Answer

no, a is $$4\sqrt{2}$$

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but i think there is a problem with the directions because that makes b= 2

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but ill have to go with the height as 2 then

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so r u able to find the answer just by knowing the height now?

anonymous · Answer

is it 2.4?

jackthegreatest · Answer

it can tell u right now that the surface area is 64 inches squared though