Original post by esha06
i know you would rearrange the volume formula to = h and substitute it to the surface area equation. but for the curved side of the shape would it be hr⊖?
Original post by esha06
i know you would rearrange the volume formula to = h and substitute it to the surface area equation. but for the curved side of the shape would it be hr⊖?
Yes. The arc length is r*theta, so the surface area is h times that.
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it is not the most exciting toy in the nursery...
just sayin'
just sayin'
I respectfully have to dis-a-brie. Sweet dreams are made of cheese after all.
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I respectfully have to dis-a-brie. Sweet dreams are made of cheese after all.
halloumi to congratulate you on your cheesy wordplay
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