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A coke can is similar to a cylinder and so therefore:-

Surface area: (2*pi*radius squared)+(diameter*pi*height)

Volume: pi*radius squared*height

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You can take the measurements and use the formulae for a cylinder - that should be close enough. The volume is also specified on the can - usually something around 300 ml.

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