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Answer:

The total surface area of the given cone is


S = 4( √(3)+1)\pi  cm^2

Explanation:

Step 1:-

Formula:-

The total surface area of cone is


S.A = \pi r l +B


S.A = \pi r l +area of base


S.A = \pi r l+ \pi r^2........(1)

Step 2:-

Given slant height
l = 2√(3) cm

and radius of the circle (base) = 2

substituting these values in equation (1)


S.A = \pi (2)(2√(3) ) + \pi (4)

on simplification, we get


S.A = \pi (4√(3)+4)

Final answer :-


S.A = 4 (√(3)+1)\pi cm^2

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