Finding the Surface Area of a Cylinder: Practice
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Remember...to find the surface area of a cylinder use this formula:
SA = 2Π r2 + Π dh


A cylinder has a radius of 13 cm and a height of 22 cm.  Find it's surface area.
(let pi = 3.14)

 

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Mary is wrapping a can of paint as a gag gift for a friend.  If the can is 11 inches high and has a diameter of  7 inches, how many square inches of wrapping paper will she use in completely covering the can?
(let pi = 3.14)
 

 



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As a project in tech class, the students are making aluminum flower pots shaped like cylinders.  There is a bottom on each pot, but no top. If the pots are 9" in height and have a diameter of 12", how many square inches of aluminum are needed for each pot?
(let pi = 3.14)
 

 



 

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If a can having a diameter of 4 units is doubled, how does the surface area of the new can compare to the surface area of the original can?  The height of the original can is 8 units and is not changed in creating the new can.
(let pi = 3.14)
 

 




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A cylindrical tube needs to be painted on the inside as well as on the outside.  It is open on both ends.  If the diameter of the tube is 18 cm, and it is 110 cm in length, what is the total surface area of this tube which will be painted?
(let pi = 3.14)
 






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