surface area of a cylinder aluminum can is a measure of how much aluminum the can requires. If the can has radius r and height h, its surface area A and its volume V are given by the equations: A= 2πr^2 + 2πrh and V=πr^2h   a) The volume V of a 12 oz cola can is 355 cm^3. A cola can is approximately cylindrical. Express its surface area A as a funtion of its radius r, where r is measured in centimeters

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The surface area of a cylinder aluminum can is a measure of how much aluminum the can requires. If the can has radius r and height h, its surface area A and its volume V are given by the equations:

A= 2πr^2 + 2πrh and V=πr^2h

 

a) The volume V of a 12 oz cola can is 355 cm^3. A cola can is approximately cylindrical. Express its surface area A as a funtion of its radius r, where r is measured in centimeters

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