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The circumference of the base of a right circular cylinder is 252 cm. Find the lateral surface area if the height is 3 m.​

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Answer:

The lateral surface area is
80,638.4 \ cm^2

Explanation:

Lateral Surface Area of a Cylinder

It can be computed with the formula:


\displaystyle A=\pi r^2+2\pi rh

Where:

r = radius of the circular base

h = height

The circumference of the base can be calculated as:


C = 2\pi r

We are given the circumference C=252 cm, let's find the radius solving for r:


\displaystyle r=(C)/(2\pi)


\displaystyle r=(252\ cm)/(2\pi)

r = 40.1 cm

Now we calculate the lateral surface area knowing h=3 m=300 cm:


\displaystyle A=\pi 40.1^2+2\pi 40.1*300


\boxed{A = 80,638.4 \ cm^2}

The lateral surface area is
80,638.4 \ cm^2

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