A solid right circular cylinder has radius and height . Find its total surface area. Use and give the answer in square centimetres, correct to the nearest integer.
Answer
The correct answer is — Round to the nearest integer: cm.
Step-by-step solution
- Total surface area of a cylinder = .
- Substitute , : .
- Calculate , so area = cm.
- Replace by : .
- Divide: .
- Round to the nearest integer: cm.
Common mistake: Using instead of for total surface area
Concept tested: Total surface area of a cylinder
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