#Surface area
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well the length of the cylinder is 51cm
both of the semi-spheres are going to 85-51 which is 34cm
so both semi-spheres have a radius of 34cm
oops i guess i mean hemisphere
Why would it be 85-51 to find the radius of the hemispheres?
so surface area of a cylinder is 2πr² + 2πrh
(2π34²) + (2π(34)(51))
= 18,158.4cm²
surface area of the 2 hemispheres
2(3πr²)
= 2(3π34²)
= 21,790.8cm²
because the total length of the hemispheres and the cylinder combined is 85cm while the cylinder's length is 51cm so taking 51 away from 85 gives us the hemispheres radius'
Ah ok
now the final answer is
21,790.8 + 18,158.4 = 39,949.2cm²
I see, what equation did you use to find the SA of the cylinder again?
i dont think i've done these equations in school yet but it seems easy enough to do so i looked them up and the cylinder surface area equation seemed to be 2πr² + 2πrh
Fair enough lol, lemme just re-answer it now and see if it’s right
okay
Is this to 1dp already?
Just making sure
Idk if I just typed it wrong or if the answer was incorrect but it saying it was wrong
gasp
ok
Idk lol
The equation of it?
you've already found the area of the two circles so why is there a 2πrh
is it not just 2πr²h
okay hold on
hemisphere radius: 77-35 = 42cm
2(3πr²)
2(3π42²)
= 33,250.6cm²
2πr²h
2π42²(35)
= 387,923.9cm²
= 387,923.9 + 33,250.6 = 421,174.5cm²
try that
Alrighty fingers crossed
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hm
oh i might know
we're finding the 2 circles surface areas with the hemisphere surface area thing and the cylinder
so really it's just 2(3πr²)h i think
maybe
i'm not sure
Hm let’s see
there's a bunch of new equations in this that i haven't really learnt lol
what are you guys learning in y10 😭
Idk man this is new to me aswell 
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Dk why this is my hw lol
ah
okay... so...
2 x 3πr² + h (here's hoping tbh)
2 x 3(1794π) + 35
= 33,851.1cm²
please tell me if it's correct ::((
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i beg
lmao
BRO WTH
hm?
Hm try it
Or
I could screen record the video they give for the question
And see if it helps maybe
YOU HAVE TO FIND THE CURVED SURFACE AREA??
i didn't know that
hemisphere
and cylinder
surface area of cylinder and hemisphere and curved surface area of cylinder and hemisphere
hold on
okay i think i got it
r = 79 - 45 = 34cm
2πrh
2 x π x 34 x 35
= 2380π
hold on
not done
2(2πr²)
2(2 x π x 34²)
= 4624π
7004π
= 22,003.7cm²
praying
Jeopardy:
When some gets something right on a maths question, what might a teacher yell out?
(beep) What is correct?
Correct!
SHIT
the thing is
they make it so problem solving for you
since the video only contains one hemisphere
Yea ik
but the question contains 2
which might make it harder to calculate how much hemisphere you need since they also seem to half the surface area of a sphere
Na let’s not worry about this anymore tbh
which just becomes 2 x pi x r^2
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nuh uh
Hm u don’t give up

@dusty ridge I gotta go to my boxing training rn tho, so if u do find another answer just ping me in it and I can respond in about an hour and a half from now
But u don’t have to still
ok
Alr cya when I get back
The reason it wasn't working is because you are calculating the surface area of the full cylinder, you only need to calculate the curved surface of the cylinder, not the two circular faces as well
Also, minusing the one length from the other gives you the diameter not the radius
@dusty ridge @rain charm
it isn't the diameter
see where it's located
if it was the diameter it'd go across the hemisphere area
but it's at the top so it's the height of the cylinder
What you yapping
minusing the length of a cylinder plus two hemispheres from the length of a cylinder just gives you the two hemisphere radii which is the diameter
yeah but you need to find the two hemisphere surface area and curved surface areas separately
why
halving the radius mean you've just halved the radius of the hemisphere
and in that video since the hemisphere is basically have of 4xpixr^2
it's just 2xpixr^2
the radius of a hemisphere is the same as the radius of a sphere you know
i know?
79 take 45 gives you the diameter
yes which is multiplied by 2 to account for both hemispheres
they're already hemispheres so you've already found the radius of them because from a 3D viewpoint, the line that is 34cm spins around and stays the same in the hemisphere
so the diameter would be 68
radius is 34
bro you're killing me
mhm
yes but you have to find the surface area of the circles on the cylinder and the curved surface areas
actually no
💀 are you serious
if you do 79-45, it makes 34 on each hemisphere
leading to the hemisphere's radius' being 34cm
not 17
is this some sort of joke
jus6t look at the paint diagram
its proof is definitive
okay honestly i'm confused bye bye
becuase you have been disproven 💀
nah
moral of the story, dont try and help unless you know yourself what is going on
you're just saying to boost some sort of ego tbh
actually, it's better to help than to just ignore, because you may be the only person to help 😊
if the help is wrong then its not help
if one of the hemispheres has a radius of 34, so does the other one because they're both identical, so the diameter added up would be 68
79 - 45 = 34, which accounts for at least one of the hemispheres, since they're both the same they both have a radius of 34
but you only minus the cylinder length from the whole length so you get what is left which is 2 hemispheres which is just a sphere
it accounts for exactly two
yeah i realise that now 😭
at least you know now
yes
@rain charm so basically look at the calculations made but replace the 34 with 17 and yeah
or this
Yo I’m back
@dusty ridge @charred crypt what’s this about with it being 17 not 34?
Fill me in
Essentially, because you are given the length of the whole thing then just the length of the cylinder, minusing the cylider from the whole thing gives you 2 hemisphere radii which means you need to divide by 2 to give the the single radius
So because theirs 2 hemispheres, you have to split the 34 equally to get the individual radius’s which is 17 for each??
Yes
Since if you relocate the 45 to the end/start point of the 75 cm line, it makes the length of the two circles at the end
(Ik I didn’t do this but) or using knowledge, add up the two lines to give you 34 and then half it for the 2 hemispheres
Although 34 is the answer for both lines added up I guess
Oh I see, also I used ur calculations and subbed 17 into it and I got it right now!
It was worth it in the end lol
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Hooray
Thank you guys for the help, anyways ima make this solved now lol



