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A cylinder of radius R and length L has a surface area equal to:
Area = Area of 2 Circular Faces + Area of Tube = 2 * Pi * R2 + 2 * Pi * R * L
Area = 2 * Pi * R * (R+L)
where Pi = 3.14 (rounded)
Another way to look at it is: 2 * Pi * R2 + Pi * d * h.
H= height
R= radius
D= diameter
2= squared
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