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http://flexpvc.com/cart/agora.cgi?product=PVC-6-ways
Problem: Find the surface area (internal and external) and volume of that (the 6 ways PVC pipe in the link) if the radius of the cavity is .5 cm, the inside of the pipe is completely smooth, and the thickness of the pipes is .05 cm.
I AM NOT ASKING FOR THE ANSWER. HELP BY ANSWERING THE BELOW QUESTIONS:
What field of mathematics (I'm assuming study of the solids of Charles Proteus and integral calculus) should I research in order to solve this problem? Is it a difficult, or long problem? How should I approach this problem? I have no idea as of how to approach this problem. HELP PLEASE!
Problem: Find the surface area (internal and external) and volume of that (the 6 ways PVC pipe in the link) if the radius of the cavity is .5 cm, the inside of the pipe is completely smooth, and the thickness of the pipes is .05 cm.
I AM NOT ASKING FOR THE ANSWER. HELP BY ANSWERING THE BELOW QUESTIONS:
What field of mathematics (I'm assuming study of the solids of Charles Proteus and integral calculus) should I research in order to solve this problem? Is it a difficult, or long problem? How should I approach this problem? I have no idea as of how to approach this problem. HELP PLEASE!