Question

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Answer 1

@Vocaloid @dude @Shadow

Answer 2

A cylinder is basically a rectangle wrapped around two circles.

Solve for the area of the circle. Multiply it by two. You got the two circles.
Next solve for the circumference of the circle. Multiply it by the height of the cylinder. You got your 'rectangle'

Answer 3

@bm717 Does that sound about right Ms. Calculus?

Answer 4

Yes @shadow, you got it right for once (:

Answer 5

Can you plug in the numbers and I will solve it?

Answer 6

@Shadow is a little too noob to do that.

Answer 7

\[A _{c} = \pi r^2\]
\[C = 2 \pi r\]
\[A _{r} = C \times h\]

Answer 8

Ac = area of the circle
Ar = Area of the 'rectangle'

Add them all up and you're done

Answer 9

From my calculations, I got D...am i correct?

Answer 10

Awe, look at @shadow, reading Yahoo Answers, @Nicole Isn't he so adorable?

Answer 11

?

Answer 12

LMAO...is this actually from yahoo?

Answer 13

No she is just salty

Answer 14

Ohh...ight so am I right?
XD

Answer 15

I got it as well. Good job :)

Answer 16

\[A = 2(\pi \times 30^2) + (2 \pi \times 30) \times 19\]

Answer 17

\Yes

Answer 18

\[A = 2940 \pi\]

Answer 19

Ty.
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Answer 20

Different question please (:

Answer 21

sure