#Radius Of A Cylinder from Height and Surface Area
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which one
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to work out SA you'd do area of curved + area of top and bottom circle right
let radius be r
so the areas of the two circles would be pir^2 + pir^2 = 2pir^2
now the curved area can be rolled out into a rectangular sheet if that makes sense
its length would be 20
and the circumference of one of those circles is the width, which is 2pir
curved area = 20 x 2pir = 40pir
so now we can make an equation
2pir^2 + 40pir = 300
pir^2 + 20pir = 150
divide by pi
r^2 + 20r = 150/pi
r^2 + 20r - 150/pi = 0
solve for r and ur done
r = 2.16 or -22.2
Ohhhhh i see what I done wrong thanks
When you divided 300 by 2
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Thanks for the help
And it can only be the first one right as radius can't be negative