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if a cylinder has a radius of 3 cm and a height of 6 cm, what's the surface area in terms of pi?
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so (36 + 18pi)cm^2 would be the answer?
look, i don't put the exact value of pi, therefore "in terms of pi".
Yesterday I made a serious mistake, have no excuse, even so, I apologize .... If you want to accept, I am sending (attached file) the issue corrected and revised, ok?
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