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What's the surface area of a cylinder if the radius is 4.17 m and the height is 10.8 m ?
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What's the surface area of a cylinder if the radius is 4.17 m and the height is 10.8 m ?
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The equation of a cylinder is pi*radius^2*height. So the equation would be pi*4.17^2*10.8. This equals 589.99
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