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The surface area of a cylindrical wedge is the sum of its lateral surface area plus both the base and top surface areas. A cylindrical wedge is created from a cylinder by slicing it with a plane that intersects the base.
The formula for determining the surface area of a cylindrical wedge is defined as:
\(SA\): the surface area of the cylinder
\(A_l\): the lateral surface area of the wedge
\(A_t\): the area of the top elliptical segment
\(A_b\): the area of the base circular segment
\(r\): the radius of the circular base
\(h_w\): the height of the wedge
\(\theta_1\): the angle between the base segment height and the radius
The SI unit of surface area is: \(square \text{ } meter\text{ }(m^2)\)
Find \(SA\)
Use this calculator to determine the surface area of a cylindrical wedge when the height of the base circular segment is greater or equal to the base radius.
the radius of the circular base
the angle between the base segment height and the radius