Formula
Total surface = 2πr × (height + radius)
Example
- r = 3
- h = 5
- SA ≈ 2×3.14×3×8 ≈ 150.72
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Total surface = 2πr × (height + radius)
Formula
Total surface = 2πr × (height + radius)
Pick a grade — we’ll generate a matching worksheet for Surface Area of Cylinder right here.
Surface Area of Cylinder (surface cylinder) is a geometry relationship written as Total surface = 2πr × (height + radius) or SA = 2πr(h + r). Students use it to solve unknowns when enough values are known.
Write Total surface = 2πr × (height + radius), substitute the known numbers carefully, then simplify. Worked walkthrough: r = 3 h = 5 SA ≈ 2×3.14×3×8 ≈ 150.72.
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