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The diagram shows a solid which is half of a cone. Calculate the total surface area of the solid.

a. ( 48 + 48
\pi )
cm^(2)
b. ( 48 + 15
\pi )
cm^(2)
c. ( 48 + 30
\pi )
cm^(2)
d. ( 24 + 15
\pi )
cm^(2)

The diagram shows a solid which is half of a cone. Calculate the total surface area-example-1

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Answer:

100πcm².

None of the options is correct

Explanation:

Total surface area of a cone
S =
\pi r^(2)+\pi rl\\

Since the diagram is half of a cone, its surface area will be
S = (\pi r^(2) +\pi rl)/(2)

r = radius of the cone

l = slant height

From the diagram diameter of the cone = 16m;

r = 16/2 = 8m

l = 17m


S = (\pi (8)^(2) +\pi (8)(17))/(2)\\S = (64\pi + 136\pi )/(2) \\S = 32\pi + 68\pi \\S = 100\pi cm^(2)

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