SOLUTION: A cylindrical candy is cut into three smaller cylinders of various heights . What must be true about the smaller cylinders
A their volumes are the same
B their curved surface ar
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Question 862853: A cylindrical candy is cut into three smaller cylinders of various heights . What must be true about the smaller cylinders
A their volumes are the same
B their curved surface areas are the same
C their base areas are the same
D their total surface areas are the same
Answer by Edwin McCravy(20055) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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