Cylinders Formulas for Competitive Exams
Cylinder,
Geometry
Cylinders
Formulas for Competitive Exams
Cylinder Definition: Cylinder is a 3d figure, in geometry, which has two parallel
circular bases joined a curved surface at a particular distance from the centre.
LPG gas-cylinder, iron rods, plastic cold drinks cans are the
real-life examples of cylinders.
Formulas:
Area of the circle of the Cylinder, A= πr²
Area of two circles of the cylinder, A= 2πr²
Curved Surface Area Cylinder, A =2πrh
Total surface area of the Cylinder, A = 2πr(r+h)
Volume of the Cylinder, V = πr²h
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Cylinders Formulas for Competitive Exams
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