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Midnight97:

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@snowie wrote:
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Lol brother well thanks

snowie:

@midnight97 wrote:
@snowie wrote:
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Lol brother well thanks
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D14610:

The formula 2πr(r + h), where r is the radius and h is the height, yields the surface area of a cylinder. We can enter h = 2r into the formula since the height is twice the radius: 2πr(r + 2r) Reduce the complexity of the sentence: 2πr (3r) 6πr² 2 Was this any help to you?

OLIVER69:

The correct answer is D Explanation: In mathematics, the surface area of the side (also known as the lateral surface area) of a right circular cylinder can indeed be calculated by multiplying twice the number π (pi) by the radius r times the height h. This can be represented by the formula 2πr^h. ( brainly.com )

Midnight97:

Thanks dad

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