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Part I ; 2(pi)(5)(8) =? Remember, the curved surface area of an object is (perimeter of base area)(length) Part II: 2(pi)(5)^2 = ? Part III: 2(pi)(5)(8) + 2(pi)(5)^2 = ?
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square units?
yes, all surface areas are to be left in square units, since area is a 2-dimensional quantity.
Volume on the other hand is a 3-dimensional quantity so to find volume you have to multiply a 2-dimensional quantity (usually base area) by a 1-dimensional one (usually length). This only applies for regular solids i.e. the cross-sectional area throughout is the same.
And volume would be cubed right?
Thank you soo soo much . I appreciate your help.
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