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Find the surface area of the cone in terms of 1.
15 cm
3 cm

User Ventaur
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In terms of l?

TSA

  • πr²+πrl
  • πr(l+r)
  • π(3)(3+l)
  • 9.42(3+l) cm²

LSA

  • πrl
  • 9.42l cm²
User Inkyu
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Answer:


\sf SA=54\pi\:\:\:cm^2

Explanation:

Surface Area of a Cone


\sf SA=\pi r l+\pi r^2

where:

  • r is the radius
  • l is the slant height

Given:

  • r = 3 cm
  • l = 15 cm

Substitute the given values into the formula and solve for SA:


\implies \sf SA=\pi (3)(15)+\pi (3)^2


\implies \sf SA=45\pi+ 9 \pi


\implies \sf SA=54\pi\:\:cm^2

Therefore, the surface area of the cone in terms of pi is:


\sf SA=54 \pi\:\:\:cm^2

Find the surface area of the cone in terms of 1. 15 cm 3 cm-example-1
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