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SA = πrs + π r^2 Can someone help me with this problem
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SA = πrs + π r^2
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SA = pi (rs + r^2)
SA/pi = rs + r^2
(SA/pi) - r^2 = rs
[(SA/pi) - r^2]/r = s
SA/(pi*r) - r = s
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SA = pirs + pir^2
SA -
r^2 =
rs
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