S.A.(Cyl) = 2pir*h This is for the circular (round) face.
Then add the area of the two circular ends
2A = 2pir^(2)
Hence for the whole cylinder including the circular ends.
S.A. = 2pirh + 2pir^(2)
Factor
S.A. = 2pir(h + r)
So you needs to know the radius(r) and cylinder(length)(h).
The units will be squared (units^(2)).
An example
R = 2 cm
h = 20 cm
Hence
SA = 23.142(2 + 20)
SA= 23.142(22)
SA = 3.14 (88)
SA = 276.32 cm^(2).
You can find the exact surface area for all of those shapes.
You cant get exact measurments
It depends on the size of plywood so there cant be a exact answer. About 120 piece's.
a dozen of something is scientifically proven to be 12.000000001 1 because i think you cant be exact so u have to have a 1 somewhere as they are no end in numbers
You cant, you need the length of one side.
You can find the exact surface area for all of those shapes.
You cant find it unless you know another value like the volume or surface area.
No you cant
Cells are dependent on the ration between surface area and volume. as the cels get bigger the ratio decreases, meaning that the volume gets larger faster than does the surface area. they cant survive past a certain point, because the nutrients that permeate the membrane have a harder time diffusing throughout a larger volume with a comparatively smaller surface area. this is why cells divide: the volume splits in half, but the surface area stays the same.
Number six is the rear cylinder on the passenger side.
Yes.
why cant you jumpstart a ford focus 4 cylinder does it have to do with it being digital
well if you want to you can try and floss the entire surface area of your teeth, i'm sure it will only take a few hours
why cant you fall of the edge surface of the earth
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cant be exact it can vary
A lot. u cant find the exact number cuz there are many soccer players who get hurt everyday, so u cant find the exact # of injuries in America.