I am confused. I know how to solve for surface area but this one has a cut

asked Apr 14, 2024 102k views

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STOP POSTING ABOUT BALLER

Wexman answered Apr 16, 2024

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Answer:

I believe you find the total surface area and then the area of the part that is cut out and subtract them to get the surface area.

BigTime answered Apr 19, 2024

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