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It is the area of the ends of the cylinders which is Pi x r^2 so we have two of those and the total is 2 Pi r2 now add to the the area of the sides. This is 2x Pi x r x h so the total surface area is: 2 Pi r2 +2Pi x r h

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there are three plane surfaces of cylinder

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A cylinder has 1 surface

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