Two cylinders have the same size base but one is twice as tall. explain why the tallest cylinder does not have double the surface area

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Ahi Tuna · Answer 1 · 2025-01-01T12:40:30+0000

Answer: Since a cylinder has a circular base which is counted when measuring the surface area and is unchanged with a doubled height the surface area will increase but won't be doubled. It will only be doubled if the circle's radius is doubled aswell.

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