Difference between revisions of "Cylinder"

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A cylinder is a tubular three-dimensional shape that has circles on its top and bottom and straight vertical sides.

For the calculation of the volume applies the following formula: $V=\pi \;r^{2}\;h\ ,$

Calculation of the lateral surface: $A=2\pi r\;h\ ,$

Calculation of the surface: $S=2\pi r^{2}+2\pi rh\ .$

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 A '''cylinder''' is a tubular three-dimensional [[shape]] that has [[circle]]s on its top and bottom and straight vertical sides.
+== Formulas ==
+For the calculation of the volume applies the following formula:
+<math>V=\pi \; r^2\; h \ ,</math>
+Calculation of the lateral surface:
+<math> A= 2\pi r \; h \ ,</math>
+Calculation of the surface:
+<math> S= 2\pi r^2 + 2\pi r h \ .</math>
 [[Category:Geometry]]