surface area of a cylinder [? Campbell's soup can]
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The document discusses the product rule of calculus and how it can be used to find the surface area and volume of a cylinder. Specifically, it notes that the product rule works with derivatives and boundaries, and can be applied to find the surface area formula which includes the top and bottom circles as well as the curved side of a cylinder, also known as the "paper towel roll" side.
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surface area of a cylinder [? Campbell's soup can]
- 2. Product Rule of Calculus Or written using the ¡°special D¡± for derivative rather than ¡°prime¡±:
- 3. Product Rule of Calculus For example:
- 4. Surface Area of a cylinder I can never remember the formula
- 5. The ¡°special d¡± also means ¡°boundary¡±
- 6. The ¡°special d¡± also means ¡°boundary¡±
- 7. The ¡°special d¡± also means ¡°boundary¡±
- 8. The product rule of as ¡°derivative¡± works also with as ¡°boundary¡±
- 10. Volume of a cylinder
- 11. Surface area of a cylinder Surface area Volume
- 12. Surface area of a cylinder (top & bottom) ¡°paper towel roll¡± side