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What is the surface area of the cone? (Use 3.14 for pi .)

794.42 in.2
483.56 in.2
822.68 in.2
414.48 in.2

What is the surface area of the cone? (Use 3.14 for pi .) 794.42 in.2 483.56 in.2 822.68 in-example-1
User Bernesto
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Answer:

794.42 in² (since I used the pi = 3.14159 , the result is slightly different,

Explanation:

Formula: Given radius and slant height calculate the height, volume, lateral surface area and total surface area.

Given r, s find h, V, L, A

h = √(s² - r²)

r = 11 in

h = 4.796 in

s = 12 in

V = 607.7 in³

L = 414.7 in²

B = 380.1 in²

A = 794.8 in

Agenda: r = radius

h = height

s = slant height

V = volume

L = lateral surface area

B = base surface area

A = total surface area

π = pi = 3.14159

√ = square root

User LPL
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Answer: the correct option is

(A) 794.42 in.²

Step-by-step explanation: We are given to find the surface area of the cone shown in the figure.

We know that

the SURFACE AREA of a cone with height h units and radius r units is given by


S=\pi r(r+√(h^2+r^2)).

For the given cone, we have

r = 11 in. and


h=√(12^2-11^2)=√(144-121)=√(23)=4.8.

Therefore, the surface area of the given cone is


S\\\\=\pi r(r+√(h^2+r^2))\\\\=3.14*11(11+√(4.8^2+11^2))\\\\=34.54(11+12)\\\\=34.54*23\\\\=794.42.

Thus, the required surface area of the given cone is 794.42 in.²

Option (A) is CORRECT.

User Christoph Neumann
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