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P and Q are two cylinders having equal total surface areas The
radius of each cylinder is equal to the height of the other
cylinder The sum of the volumes of the cylinders is 250*pi
cm3 Find the sum of their curved surface areas (in
cm2)
a) 80*pi
b) 100*pi
c) 60*pi
d) 1208*pi

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P and Q are two cylinders having equal total surface areas. The radius of each cylinder is equal to the height of the other cylinder. The sum of the volumes of the cylinders is 250*pi cm3. Find the sum of their curved surface areas. (in cm2)a) 80*pib) 100*pic) 60*pid) 1208*pi

P and Q are two cylinders having equal total surface areas. The radius of each cylinder is equal to the height of the other cylinder. The sum of the volumes of the cylinders is 250pi cm³. Find the sum of their curved surface areas. (in cm²)
a) 80pi
b) 100pi
c) 60pi
d) 1208*pi