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What will happen to the curved surface area of a cylinder if its radius is increased to twice the original value and height is reduced to half of the original value?


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It will be twice the original curved surface area.

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It will be half of the original curved surface area.

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It will be four times the original curved surface area.

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D

It will be same as the original curved surface area.

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Solution

The correct option is D

It will be same as the original curved surface area.


Let the original curved surface area, radius and height be S, r and h, respectively.

So, S=2πrh

Let the new curved surface area, radius and height be S, r and h, respectively.

r=2r

h=h2

S=2πrh=2π(2r)h2=2πrh

So, S=S.


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