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Circumference is to cylinder 12-3 Cylinders & Cones Right Cylinder Right Rectangular Prism Height Perimeter is to prism As Circumference is to cylinder Lateral Area = Ph Lateral Area = πd h Total Area = 2B + LA Total Area = 2π r2 + LA Volume = Bh Volume = π r2h

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