The answer depends on what variable r stands for.
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The key formulas for a cylinder include the lateral surface area, which is calculated as (2\pi rh) (where (r) is the radius and (h) is the height), and the total surface area, given by (2\pi r(h + r)). The volume of a cylinder can be found using the formula (V = \pi r^2 h). These formulas are essential for understanding the geometry and physical properties of cylinders.
Surface Area = 2*pi*(r^2) + 2*pi*r*hVolume = pi*(r^2)*hFor a cylinder with a radius of r and a height of h.The ratio then is:[ 2*pi*(r^2) + 2*pi*r*h ] / [ pi*(r^2)*h ] =(2/h) + (2/r) =2*{ (1/h) + (1/r) }
r=radius d=diameter r=d/2 r=2/2 r=1 meter
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A chemical change involve the molecular modification of reactants.After a physical change the molecule remain unchanged.
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The F-ratio can be expressed as a function of the R^2 only under certain assumptions (e.g. linear regression model). There are econometric models where the R^2 is not meaningfully defined or the F-ratio cannot be expressed in terms of the R^2, but you can still carry out an F-test, .
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