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Work out the surface area of a cylinder when the height = 18cm and the volume = 1715cm cubed

User Stephenhay
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We need radius

  • πr²h=1715
  • πr²(18)=1715
  • r²=30.3
  • r=5.5cm

Now

LSA

  • 2πrh
  • 2π(5.5)(18)
  • 11(18)(3.14)
  • 198(3.14)
  • 622.72cm²
User Freedomflyer
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Answer:

813.4 cm² (nearest tenth)

Explanation:

Volume of a cylinder


\sf V=\pi r^2 h \quad\textsf{(where r is the radius and h is the height)}

Given:

  • h = 18cm
  • V = 1715 cm³

Use the Volume of a Cylinder formula and the given values to find the radius of the cylinder:


\implies \sf 1715=\pi r^2 (18)


\implies \sf r^2=(1715)/(18 \pi)


\implies \sf r=\sqrt{(1715)/(18 \pi)

Surface Area of a Cylinder


\sf SA=2 \pi r^2 + 2 \pi r h \quad\textsf{(where r is the radius and h is the height)}

Substitute the given value of h and the found value of r into the formula and solve for SA:


\implies \sf SA=2 \pi \left(\sqrt{(1715)/(18 \pi)\right)^2 + 2 \pi \left(\sqrt{(1715)/(18 \pi)\right)(18)


\implies \sf SA=2 \pi \left((1715)/(18 \pi) \right) + 36 \pi \left(\sqrt{(1715)/(18 \pi)\right)


\implies \sf SA=(1715)/(9) + 36 \pi \left(\sqrt{(1715)/(18 \pi)\right)


\implies \sf SA=813.3908956...

Therefore, the surface area of the cylinder is 813.4 cm² (nearest tenth)

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