Using the methods of this article, determine the surface area A and volume V of the body formed by revolving the rectangular area through 360° about the z-axis. Assume t = 12 mm, r = 28 mm, h = 10 mm. x Answers: A = i V= i mm² mm³ h

Using the methods of this article, determine the surface area A and volume V of the body formed by revolving the rectangular area through 360° about the z-axis. Assume t = 12 mm, r = 28 mm, h = 10 mm. x Answers: A = i V= i mm² mm³ h

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Chapter1: Units And Measurement

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