Deinonychus A.

asked • 07/22/20

Geometry question I still don’t understand. Please walk me through this.

Determine the exact total surface area of the hemisphere attached to the cylinder:

from top to bottom, the cylinder is 30 cm, and the radius of the hemisphere is 4 cm.


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Deinonychus A.

Thank you so much for making a video to answer my question I really appreciate it. Your instructions were very clear, but I’m wondering how I can get the answer in terms of pi.
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07/23/20

Frank A.

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Instead of multiplying by 3.1416, just leave it as pi. For example the last calculation. instead of AC = 3.1416 x 4 x 4, write it as pi x 4 x 4 = 16pi.
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07/23/20

Deinonychus A.

Another tutor is saying it’s 16pi+32pi+120pi because it’s area of base+area of hemisphere+area of side. I’m a little confused on who’s right....
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07/23/20

Frank A.

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Yes I just gave you that as an example. You have to adjust all three calculations in that same way. Where ever a value of pi is used, leave it as pi. Plug in the rest of the numbers. Then your final answer might come out to be 168pi cm squared
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07/23/20

Deinonychus A.

Oh alright, thank you. It makes sense now!
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07/23/20

Douglas B. answered • 07/22/20

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Deinonychus A.

I get approximately 904.78 cm^2, but I think it’s wrong.
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07/22/20

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