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The document calculates the volume, surface area, and cost of a cylinder. It finds the volume is 0.7392 cubic meters using the volume formula. It then calculates the radius as 0.49 meters, the height as 0.98 meters, and the surface area as 3.741 square meters. Multiplying the surface area by $14 per square meter gives a cost of $52. Adding this to the base costs of $1358 gives a final cost of $1410.
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Final shape
- 1. FINAL SHAPE
- 2. V = pi r^2.h = 0.7392 m^3 r^2h = 0.235 R = 0.49 m H = 0.98 m
- 3. COST. 0.49 m SA = 3.741 m^2 0.98 m COST = 3.741 x $14 = $ 52
- 4. BASE COSTS 0.49 m $ 640 x 2.123 = $ 1 358 0.98 m 0.2 m
- 5. FINAL $ 1358 + $ 52 = $ 1 410.