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Surface area of a cylindroical box , which includeds the two circular ends.

S.A. - 2pir^(2) + 2pirh

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S.A. = 2pi r ( r + h)

Where

pi is the constant ; 3.141592.....

'r' is the radius of the cylinder

'h' is the height(length) of the cylinder.

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