Small Cylinder
Radius (r): 2 cm; Height (h): 5 cm
Lateral Surface Area (A_l): 62.8318 cm²; Base Area (A_b): 12.56636 cm²; Volume (V): 62.8318 cm³; Total Surface Area (A): 87.96452 cm²
Calculates volume, total surface area, lateral surface area, or base area of a cylinder.
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Enter Radius (r) and Height (h) in the units shown.
Read Lateral Surface Area (A_l), Base Area (A_b), Volume (V), and Total Surface Area (A) in the results panel. Results update as you change the inputs.
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Radius (r): 2 cm; Height (h): 5 cm
Lateral Surface Area (A_l): 62.8318 cm²; Base Area (A_b): 12.56636 cm²; Volume (V): 62.8318 cm³; Total Surface Area (A): 87.96452 cm²
Radius (r): 5 cm; Height (h): 10 cm
Lateral Surface Area (A_l): 314.159 cm²; Base Area (A_b): 78.53975 cm²; Volume (V): 785.3975 cm³; Total Surface Area (A): 471.2385 cm²
Radius (r): 3 cm; Height (h): 15 cm
Lateral Surface Area (A_l): 282.7431 cm²; Base Area (A_b): 28.27431 cm²; Volume (V): 424.11465 cm³; Total Surface Area (A): 339.29172 cm²
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