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Any help if possible Thank you ❤

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So we are given in the question the surface area of the curved part:


SA= \pi rl

We have those values already, so we can readily solve for that:


SA= \pi (5)(9)=45 \pi

And the question said to leave it in terms of
\pi, so we do not need to simplify further.

Let us solve for the base now. The base is a circle, and we know that the area of a circle is found using the equation:


A= \pi r^(2)

We can also readily solve for this using 5 for r:


A= \pi (5)^(2) =25 \pi

And now that we have both surfaces, we can add them together to find the total surface area:


SA=45 \pi +25 \pi =70 \pi

So now we know that the total surface area of this cone is
70 \pi
.
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