well some people said that we had to use the formula of the cylinder to find the area of the curved area.I did thaat!!!!!
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well some people said that we had to use the formula of the cylinder to find the area of the curved area.I did thaat!!!!!
u dnt knw da radius of da cylinder!well some people said that we had to use the formula of the cylinder to find the area of the curved area.
No, the radius of the sector was given, which also was the cylinder's radiusu dnt knw da radius of da cylinder!
yes, but dis is only part of a cylinderNo, the radius of the sector was given, which also was the cylinder's radius
How come!?!?, you use the radius of the cylinder (or the circle) and the angle given to calculate the Volume/Area/Arc's Length/Surface Areayes, but dis is only part of a cylinder
da slice of cake of da cake has an angle of 22 degrees. whereas a whole cylinder has 360 degreesHow come!?!?, you use the radius of the cylinder (or the circle) and the angle given to calculate the Volume/Area/Arc's Length/Surface Area
The slice of the cake was FROM the Cylinder itselfda slice of cake of da cake has an angle of 22 degrees. whereas a whole cylinder has 360 degrees
yes, but u cnt use da complete cylinderThe slice of the cake was FROM the Cylinder itself
Yeah I know but some of my friends were seriously arguing on this issue, idk the real answerru dnt knw da radius of da cylinder!
But that was neither a half cylinder nor a quarter one, so which formula?The slice of the cake was FROM the Cylinder itself
jst lyk i'm doin now. mt friends n i nvr had dis discussion.Yeah I know but some of my friends were seriously arguing on this issue, idk the real answerr
if it is half, it is 180/360, which means 1/2. dis is 22/360But that was neither a half cylinder nor a quarter one, so which formula?
yea it was sppsd 2 be 20 trees!yeah it had to be 20 trees exact
Exactlyy so the area of the curved part would be the arc lenght multiply the heightif it is half, it is 180/360, which means 1/2. dis is 22/360
yes, dats ryt.Exactlyy so the area of the curved part would be the arc lenght multiply the height
The angle Was 22Yeah I know but some of my friends were seriously arguing on this issue, idk the real answerr
yes, dts da ansThe angle Was 22
The Radius Was 12
The height Was 7
only the upper part and the curved area had choclate
Pie x 12^2 x 22/360 + Pie x 2 x 12 x 7 x 22/360 =59.89969993 rounded to 59.9cm^2
Owww, thanks thoughThe angle Was 22
The Radius Was 12
The height Was 7
only the upper part and the curved are had choclate
Pie x 12^2 x 22/360 + Pie x 2 x 12 x 7 x 22/360 =59.89969993 rounded to 59.9cm^2
You got it Wrong??Owww, thanks though
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