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30 August, 10:25

How can I get the surface area from a cylinder when my radius is 9 and the volume is 1,458

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  1. 30 August, 11:48
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    SA=2pir^2+2hpir

    V=hpir^2

    given

    V=1458 and r=9, find h

    V=hpir^2

    V / (pir^2) = h

    1458 / (pi9^2) = h

    18/pi=h

    sub

    SA=2pir^2+2hpir

    given

    r=9

    h=18/pi

    SA=2pi9^2+2 (18/pi) pi9

    SA=2pi81+2 (18) 9

    SA=162pi+324

    the surface area is 321+162pi or aprox 832.937904 square inches
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