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06natrod52378:

I need help in math

06natrod52378:

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AZ:

what is B and P

AZ:

is B like the area of the Base? But what is P then?

06natrod52378:

i got no clue

06natrod52378:

i delated the screen shot of the notes

AZ:

maybe P is meant to be like perimeter but since it's a 3 dimensional figure, we're looking for surface area

06natrod52378:

ooh

AZ:

so do you know how to find the area of a circle?

snowflake0531:

If we're doing surface area, i wanna do that

06natrod52378:

I have no clue a all what to do.

snowflake0531:

the area of a circle is pi times radius squared and there are two circles and then you have to add it with the circumference times height

snowflake0531:

First, area of the circle pi times r^2 do you know what radius is

06natrod52378:

%

06natrod52378:

5*

snowflake0531:

Yesh So, 5 squared is....

06natrod52378:

25

snowflake0531:

Okay, so it's 25pi But because there are two faces What is 25 times 2

06natrod52378:

50

snowflake0531:

Okay, so the top and the bottom is 50pi And then, we find the middle Imagine that it is a piece of paper So, the area of that is the circumference of the circle on top, multiplied by the height, just like a rectangle

snowflake0531:

The area of that is circumference times height circumference is 2pir, what is 2 times 5

snowflake0531:

*two times five times pi

06natrod52378:

?

snowflake0531:

What is 2 times 5

06natrod52378:

10\

snowflake0531:

So, 10 times pi is 10pi And then we have the height what is the height of hte cylinder?

06natrod52378:

16??

snowflake0531:

Yes So, what is 10 times 16

06natrod52378:

160??

snowflake0531:

Yes, so the area of the middle is 160pi Now, we have to add them all together to get the whole surface area What is 160+50

06natrod52378:

210*

snowflake0531:

Okay, so the surface area of the cylinder is 210pi Assuming that B is base, we already solved that earlier, 25pi

06natrod52378:

okay

snowflake0531:

So, there's your answer Assuming that P is surface area and B is base

06natrod52378:

I do what?

snowflake0531:

?_? wdym

06natrod52378:

why u keep saying ssumeing its confusing me

06natrod52378:

you telling me to do somthing?

snowflake0531:

Okay, so you didn't' understand any of what I was talking about earlier, right?, about areas and bases and stuff?

06natrod52378:

No i dont

snowflake0531:

Do you know how to find the area and circumference of a circle?

06natrod52378:

A=πr^2

snowflake0531:

So, what is the area of the base of the cylinder

06natrod52378:

78.54

snowflake0531:

I suggest leaving it in terms of pi

snowflake0531:

Because ^^^ is an approximation You don't do approximations until the end

snowflake0531:

So, what's the area of the base of the cylinder

snowflake0531:

Like, dont' multiply it by pi just yet

06natrod52378:

The what do i do????

06natrod52378:

then*

snowflake0531:

Radius is 5, pi r^2 Leave it in 25pi Yea?

06natrod52378:

okay

snowflake0531:

So, there are two bases What would be the area of both

06natrod52378:

This?

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snowflake0531:

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @snowflake0531 Radius is 5, pi r^2 Leave it in 25pi Yea? \(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)

snowflake0531:

So you don't actually know how it works right? You just searched it up?

06natrod52378:

Yup

snowflake0531:

@AZ i can't teach, help

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